The European Union and Australia are expected to conclude trade negotiations early next week, with EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen scheduled to visit Australia from March 23-25 to meet Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. The deal, which collapsed in late 2023 over disagreements on beef and lamb quotas, will facilitate access to critical raw materials including lithium and cobalt while strengthening EU economic ties in the Pacific region.
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The European Union and Australia are expected to conclude trade negotiations early next week, with EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen scheduled to visit Australia from March 23-25 to meet Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. The deal, which collapsed in late 2023 over disagreements on beef and lamb quotas, will facilitate access to critical raw materials including lithium and cobalt while strengthening EU economic ties in the Pacific region.