Search Result for : Uranium

PTI  India and Australia failed to make a headway in finalising the long-overdue free trade deal during Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's first visit to India though he got along well with his counterpart Narendra Modi, the Australian media revealed. Turnbull's trip had raised high hopes of breathing new life into the stalled trade negotiations but the two leaders admitted that the progress was "very slow". The Australian PM said there was no point in setting arbitrary time frames for the agreement. "You can sign an agreement any time, it’s a question of whether it’s got the provisions that make it valuable and worthwhile from Australia's point of view," Turnbull was quoted as saying by Skynews TV channel. The two covered a ...

Source: PIB, Government of India The Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Gas (Independent Charge), Dharmendra Pradhan in a meeting with the Minister of Natural Resources of Canada, Greg Rickford, for the 2nd India-Canada Ministerial Energy Dialogue to discuss enhancing energy cooperation between the two countries in the areas of oil, natural gas, clean energy, power transmission and skill development, in Calgary, Alberta, Canada on July 05, 2015. Source: PIB, Government of India   The Minister of State (I/C) Petroleum and Natural Gas Dharmendra Pradhan met Greg Rickford, Minister of Natural Resources of Canada, in Calgary, Alberta, Canada on July 5, 2015 for the 2nd India-Canada Ministerial Energy Dialogue to discuss enhancing energy cooperation between the two countries in the ...

The Dollar Business Bureau India and Canada will conclude a Bilateral Investment Promotion & Protection Agreement very soon and are also keen to implement the road map for a Comprehensive Economic Co-operation Agreement by September 2015. A statement in this regard was made by the Prime Minister (PM) of India, Narendra Modi on Wednesday, during a Joint Press Interaction with the Canadian PM Stephen Harper at Ottawa, Canada. Both the sides have also agreed upon a uranium deal as part of the bilateral nuclear cooperation between the two countries. The deal worth around $350 million was signed between the Atomic Energy Commission of India and Cameco Corp- Canada’s largest uranium producer, in the presence of Modi and Harper. Under ...

The Dollar Business Bureau India and Australia discussed various issues related to the strengthening of the bilateral ties which include the ways for setting up of Bilateral Investment and Trade (BIT) Agreement and Foreign Trade Agreement (FTA) among others. As a part of her four-day visit to India, Julie Bishop, Australian Foreign Minister, on Monday, met the Indian Finance Minister, Arun Jaitley. In the meeting, both the sides discussed issues regarding BIT, India’s measures to attract foreign direct investments (FDI) in the recent months, issues on various reforms like opening up of insurance sector, among others. The Union Finance Minister briefed the Australian Minister with the steps being taken by the Government of India towards providing an ‘ease of ...