The kingdom is looking to invest $15 billion in mining assets globally, while the U.S. is seeking to counter China’s supply-chain dominance.
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The White House and Saudi Arabia are in talks to secure metals in Africa needed for both countries’ energy transitions, as the U.S. tries to curb in the electric-vehicle supply chain and the kingdom looks to buy $15 billion in global mining stakes, said people with knowledge of the talks.Continue reading your article with
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