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European Investment Bank explores financing for critical raw materials

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 20
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Nadia Calviño, President of the European Investment Bank, is visiting Canada to establish cooperation on critical raw materials. The EIB is exploring a framework agreement that would enable the bank to invest in critical minerals. Calviño noted that the bank is consolidating its role as a climate bank and is interested in new technologies and green energy generation.

From cbc.ca, politico.eu

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The European Investment Bank is looking to deepen its cooperation with Canada regarding critical minerals. This effort supports the EIB's strategic interest in securing critical raw materials and aligning with strategic alliances.

From cbc.ca

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    Europe might enhance its critical raw material supply chain through new financing opportunities.

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