Australian PM Albanese said Australia signed a joint declaration on economic security cooperation with Japan; agreement will make the countries more resilient to economic shocks and uncertainty

This joint declaration between Australia and Japan highlights a strategic move to bolster economic security, particularly in critical minerals, which are essential for various industries.

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Australian PM notes a joint statement on critical minerals with Japan elevates critical minerals to a core pillar of economic and security relationship, and defence and security cooperation will further develop the already advanced defence relationship.

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By coordinating on these issues, both nations aim to enhance their resilience against global economic shocks, potentially influencing trade flows and investment opportunities in related sectors.

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