Argentina's critical minerals strategy aims to position the country as a leading global supplier supporting the clean energy transition. Furthermore the country is expanding mineral resources development beyond lithium to include copper, LNG, uranium and renewable energy projects. This is according to Argentina's Secretary for Mining, Luis Lucero at the International Lithium Association ’s seminar during Argentina Day at the London Metal Exchange’s LME Week 2025  event. Argen

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