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Canada and Chile Deepen Strategic Partnership Focused on Critical Minerals

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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What happened

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Prime Minister Mark Carney met with President José Antonio Kast on September 22, 2026, in New York City. The leaders discussed expanding the Canada-Chile partnership across sectors including defence, aerospace, and critical minerals. They underscored the strategic importance of deepening ties, noting that Canada is Chile's largest foreign investor, having invested nearly $40 billion last year in critical minerals, financial services, and energy.

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Why it matters

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The leaders agreed to advance the Canada-Chile Strategic Partnership Framework, emphasizing the growing economic ties between the two nations. This focus on critical minerals suggests a push for stable supply chains and increased foreign investment in key sectors of the Chilean economy.

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Who's involved

  • ChileCountry deepening economic ties and strategic partnerships with Canada.
  • José Antonio KastPresident of Chile who met with the Canadian Prime Minister.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • CodelcoSpeculative

    Might see increased investment in the critical minerals sector due to the strengthening strategic partnership framework.

  • Freeport-McMoRanSpeculative

    Could benefit from the deepening strategic partnership, signaling a favorable and stable investment climate for critical mineral operations.

  • London Metal ExchangeSpeculative

    May experience bolstered market confidence in the global copper benchmark due to the focus on critical minerals and strategic supply chains.

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