The United States plans to invest $250 million to establish an investment alliance in the energy and critical minerals sector.

```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on March 24 that, according to foreign media, a Trump administration official stated that the United States plans to invest $250 million in an investment group that will fund energy and critical mineral supply chain projects. Jacob Helberg, Deputy Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, said on Monday that the United States will manage these funds and seek commitments of up to $1 trillion from sovereign wealth funds and institutional investors. He noted that other participants will include SoftBank Group, Temasek Holdings, and the Mubadala Investment Company wealth fund headquartered in Abu Dhabi. Helberg stated that the group's primary investment focus is to ensure that the United States and its allies obtain energy and rare earths, especially with regard to "mineral security, logistics, and potential energy security infrastructure." He said that the United States and these institutional investors will review a list of projects.```