Australia, India reach uranium agreement

Australian uranium can be exported to India under new procedures agreed to by the leaders of both countries last week.

File photo of the Uranium extraction plant at the Olympic Dam mine

Australian uranium can be exported to India under new procedures agreed to by both countries. (AAP)

Australia and India have cleared the way for uranium exports.

The procedures allowing Australian uranium to be exported to India were completed at a meeting between Malcolm Turnbull and Narendra Modi last week on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Turkey.

While Mr Turnbull's office has yet to publicly comment, Mr Modi has described it in a statement to Indian media as "a milestone and source of trust and confidence".


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