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On the same day, Argentine President Alberto Fernandez was also in China, where he met with the head of Tibet Summit Resources Co. to discuss the firm’s $2.2 billion in lithium investments in Salta province.China is making further inroads into the so-called lithium triangle of Argentina, Chile and Bolivia, which accounts for more than half of global resources. In doing so, the Asian giant is helping those countries propel themselves further down the electric-vehicle supply chain by leveraging their vast mineral wealth.

source miningdotcom