Indonesia, Canada Explore Critical Minerals, Nuclear Energy Cooperation
Indonesia and Canada discuss potential investments in critical minerals, potash, oil and gas, and nuclear energy during talks in Toronto.
Indonesia and Canada explored potential investment opportunities in critical minerals, potash, oil and gas, and nuclear energy during a meeting between Indonesian Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in Toronto. The two countries discussed cooperation in the oil and gas sector and potential investment in potash to meet Indonesia's fertilizer needs.
They also delved into the possibility of cooperation in nuclear energy, including the development of a small modular reactor (SMR) ecosystem, which could contribute to Indonesia's long-term energy security strategy.
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