Must Watch Video! Australian Prime Minister Albanese’ Big statement on Uranium exports to India
Jul 09, 2026
July 6, 2026: ANI/DD: Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Thursday (local time) said that Australia and India have officially cleared the path for the export of uranium to India, finalising an operational arrangement under their long-standing civil nuclear framework. Addressing a joint presser with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Albanese recognised this as a major milestone in bilateral energy and strategic cooperation between the two nations following the 2015 Australia-India Nuclear Cooperation Agreement. "Today, we can confirm the signing of the arrangement to enable uranium exports to India for peaceful purposes under the 2015 Australia- India Nuclear Cooperation Agreement," he stated. According to the joint statement released, the two nations have finalised the administrative arrangements necessary to enable the export of Australian uranium to India for exclusively peaceful purposes and under International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) safeguards, as provided for under the Australia-India Nuclear Cooperation Agreement (2015). The statement added that Australia and India are committed to working together to strengthen energy supply chain resilience, including through deepening regional cooperation, accelerating the energy transition, promoting the uptake of renewable energy resources and upholding open trade arrangements for energy and liquid fuels.
