Britain made the biggest deal by coming to India, China was shocked

UK Foreign Secretary David Cooper was on a visit to India. Where many issues of mutual cooperation have been agreed upon between India and UAE and many agreements have been signed and the biggest agreement among all these agreements is regarding critical minerals. Critical minerals which are used in everything from the smartphone in your pocket to the missiles of the soldiers deployed on the border. In this regard, India and Britain have now taken a big step which can challenge a country like China. In fact, on June 4, 2026, India UK Critical Minerals Global Supply Chain Observatory i.e. GSCO has been formally inaugurated in New Delhi.  India’s Union Minister G Kishan Reddy and Britain’s Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper were present on this occasion. 

Let us tell you that Britain’s Foreign Secretary was on a visit to India and this was her official visit. Many agreements have been signed between India and UK during this tour. In which the main purpose of the visit of the British Foreign Secretary was to conduct the first annual review of India UK Vision 2035. This is such a comprehensive road map in which it was made during the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to London in July 2025 and now in this context, Cooper has had a big conversation with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and separately he has also met Prime Minister Modi. This framework was discussed during the visit and five main pillars i.e. development, technology, innovation, defense security and climate and clean energy along with education were specifically discussed. Now you see that the biggest thing coming out from the visit of British Foreign Secretary Evitt Cooper to India is the agreement decided between UK and India regarding critical minerals. Super Deals. 

Critical mineral is that essential mineral which is very important for clean energy. Its great need is seen in electric vehicles. Along with this, there is a huge demand for it in advanced manufacturing and defense sector. These minerals like lithium, cobalt, graphite are called critical minerals which are absolutely essential for future technology. Without these, further technology is incomplete. And now the purpose of building observatories of India and Britain is to keep the supply chain of these minerals safe. This means that tomorrow if any country wants to do whatever it wants, it can be stopped and these resources of the world will not have to be risked. India and UK have signed an agreement to properly maintain the supply chain of critical minerals. With this, relations between India and Britain are now based on Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and 2030 Road Map.