The critical minerals deal signed with US president Donald Trump this month presents a “once in a generation” opportunity for Queensland, according to the premier.

David Crisafulli revealed on Sunday the state government had been working on a framework to attract investment through the $8.5 billion bilateral agreement.

“I haven’t spoken about this publicly, but on the back of the deal between the prime minister and the president, I see a once in a generation opportunity,” he said.

Queensland Premier David Crisafulli speaks at parliament house earlier this year. Credit: Dominic Lorrimer

“We will be shortly releasing our plan to make sure that we don’t just get our fair share, but a little bit more.”

Crisafulli did not say how the plan would work, but added the state had vast reserv

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