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United Arab Emirates and India Expand Strategic Cooperation in Critical Minerals and Aviation

United Arab Emirates Economy and Tourism Minister Abdulla Bin Touq Al Marri said Abu Dhabi and New Delhi are exploring joint investment in critical minerals and a broader air services agreement as both countries deepen economic cooperation beyond trade amid changing global supply chains.
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