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India-Australia Finalise Uranium Export Deal During PM Modi's Visit to Canberra

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09 Jul 2026
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Source: Indian Express
Key Data:Uranium export dealPM Modi's visit
Bodies:Government of IndiaGovernment of Australia
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What This Article Covers

1.India and Australia finalised a uranium export deal during PM Modi's visit to Australia.

2.The deal will allow Australia to export uranium for India's civilian nuclear energy program.

3.This move strengthens strategic bilateral relations and energy security.

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India and Australia have finalized a uranium export deal, marking a milestone in bilateral civilian nuclear cooperation. The agreement, signed during PM Modi's official visit, will secure fuel supply for India's nuclear reactors and strengthen energy ties.

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Deal TypeUranium Export Deal
Countries InvolvedIndia, Australia
ContextPM Modi's official visit

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  • ›Deal Type: Uranium Export Deal
  • ›Countries Involved: India, Australia
  • ›Target this Data: Uranium export deal between India and Australia
  • ›Target this Context: Finalised during PM Modi's visit
  • ›Target this Year: 2026 (article publication year)

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1. The uranium export deal between India and Australia was finalised during PM Modi's visit to Australia.

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3. Australia has major uranium reserves.

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In which year was the uranium export deal finalised according to the article?

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