Smart use of export controls in the emerging EU – Australia critical raw materials trade

Umair Ghori

Smart use of export controls in the emerging EU – Australia critical raw materials trade

Umair Ghori

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In May 2024, the EU and Australia signed an MOU to cooperate across the critical minerals sector with a declared aim of building a secure and sustainable supply chains driving the green transition. This short piece briefly explains trade and law related implications of how export controls might be used as part of a broader strategy to shore-up downstream capacity while minimising legal and geopolitical costs.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Australia-EU trade relations in the global context
Editors	Peter Draper, Prudence Gordon
Publisher	Australian Centre for International Trade and Investment
Chapter	12
Pages	27-28
Number of pages	2
Publication status	Published - 18 Feb 2026

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Export Restrictions and Export Controls: From WTO to the Realm of Global Security
Ghori, U., Dec 2023, Edward Elgar Publishing. 390 p.
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Australia-EU trade relations in the global context. ed. / Peter Draper; Prudence Gordon. Australian Centre for International Trade and Investment, 2026. p. 27-28.

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