Australia, Vietnam Deepen Strategic Partnership on Critical Minerals & Semiconductors
Synopsis
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Vietnamese President To Lam agreed to strengthen cooperation on critical minerals, semiconductors and clean energy while addressing trade practices disrupting global supply chains.
Key Highlights
- Australia and Vietnam have agreed to strengthen their comprehensive strategic partnership.
- Both countries raised concerns about trade restrictions that are disrupting global supply chains.
- The two nations will cooperate on supply chains involving critical minerals, semiconductors and clean energy.
Australia and Vietnam have agreed to further strengthen their comprehensive strategic partnership, with both countries looking to deepen cooperation across key areas of trade and supply chains.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Vietnamese President To Lam, who is visiting Australia, said they were concerned about restrictive trade measures that are creating disruptions across global supply chains, according to a joint statement.
The two countries also agreed to work more closely on building resilient supply chains for critical minerals, semiconductors and clean energy, highlighting the growing importance of these sectors to both economies.
Source: Reuters
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