Malaysia seeks China's sharing of rare earth technology, but the U.S. attempts to obstruct – why? - Video

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Last year, Malaysia announced the discovery of 16 million tons of rare earth resources, but due to the lack of key processing technology, it has been unable to develop and export them on a large scale. This made Malaysia realize that if it wants to truly benefit from rare earth resources, it must increase its added value.

Therefore, they set an ambitious goal: to establish a complete rare earth supply chain, from resource mining to final product processing, the entire process must be completed in the country. When choosing a partner, Malaysia's eyes naturally fell on China, the global "giant" in the field of rare earths.

However, before reaching an agreement on cooperation with China, the United States responded quickly, reminding Malaysia to carefully choose its partners, and even hinting that if Malaysia does not lean on the United States, it may face certain adverse effects.

This makes people wonder: Why did Malaysia choose to seek rare earth processing technology from China instead of the United States? More importantly, is China willing to share rare earth processing technology with Malaysia?

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