I see it being nothing short of a national mission to ensure our...

I see it being nothing short of a national mission to ensure our critical minerals are mined to meet domestic and international demand, as well-being processed here in Australia. And our work recently with European nations and just last week in Washington with President Biden and his team and the doubling of the critical mineral facility are each important steps this Government is taking to progress that all important mission. The entire world is seeking access to our critical minerals and rare earths, but at the same time, they are also seeking alternatives closer to home. Australia needs to embrace this opportunity, promoting our reputation as a reliable, stable and ethical supplier of resources and with this goal in mind I released our Critical Minerals Strategy in June with the aim to establish Australia as a global producer of raw and process critical minerals by 2030, supporting diverse, resilient and sustainable supply chains. QUOTE
Thanks for highlighting this presentation elmazio , Kwinana will be a real game changer for COB if the Government can finally act rather than talk endlessly about possibilities. It’s in their interest to gain a positive outcome as the global demand grows for long term secure ethically processed cobalt IMO