PM Modi And Argentina’s Milei Discuss Energy, Minerals, and Pharma Cooperation (Pic: PTI)
Ever wondered where India might turn to fuel its clean energy dreams? Turns out — Argentina could be the answer. During a recent bilateral meeting, Prime Minister Narendra Modi sat down with Argentine President Javier Milei to explore big opportunities in energy and critical minerals. Think lithium, copper, and rare earth elements — the building blocks of EVs, batteries, and everything clean-tech. MEA’s Secretary (East) P. Kumaran briefed reporters after the meeting and revealed that PM Modi didn’t just talk trade — he pitched Argentina as a “reliable partner” in powering India’s energy future. “The two leaders also had an opportunity to discuss cooperation in the energy and critical mineral sectors,” said Kumaran. With India’s appetite for energy and industrial growth only increasing, this partnership could be a game-changer. So, if you’re following India’s green transition or the global mineral rush — keep your eyes on this Indo-Argentine alliance
Kumaran further highlighted Argentina’s potential as an energy supplier, citing the country’s strong reserves in shale resources. “Argentina, with its 2nd-largest shale gas and 4th-largest shale oil reserves, holds strong potential to become an important energy partner for India,” he said. The leaders discussed avenues for expanding bilateral ties in the energy domain, emphasizing the need for secure and sustainable resources to drive economic development. The meeting positioned Argentina as a key player in India’s effort to ensure a stable and diversified energy supply for its future needs.
PM Modi also raised the issue of easing pharmaceutical exports from India to Argentina. He proposed shifting India from Annexe II to Annexe I of Argentina’s pharmaceutical regulatory framework.
“Prime Minister highlighted India’s strength in the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors,” said Kumaran. “He discussed the possibility of India being moved from Annexe II to Annexe I… which would facilitate smoother entry of Indian pharmaceutical products.” Argentina informed India about its fast-track approval process. India stressed that improved access to Indian medicines would lower healthcare costs and benefit Argentine citizens.
(From ANI)
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