One World Lithium Inc. (CSE: OWLI) is an exploration / development company focused on finding a major lithium deposit in North America. The company's Salar del Diablo property located in Baja, Mexico is a 754 square kilometer (or 290 square mile) property that covers a large closed basin. Eighty four surface samples taken over 110 kilometers all assayed for lithium. The samples have an average grade of 78 parts per million (ppm) lithium with the lowest grade of 15 ppm and the highest grade of 188 ppm. The Property has all five prerequisite geological conditions required to find lithium in brine: 1.) A closed basin, meaning that there is no exit for fluids; 2.) Hot springs, that are throughout the basin; 3. )A volcanic source rock, being volcanic rhyolitic tuffs; 4.) Volcanic faults that transport lithium from the source to the salar basin which also trap Lithium that may be concentrated over time; and 5.) A regional volcanic heat source. Why One World Lithium? The price of lithium is up 870% since 2005 and 177% in 2017/18. Demand for lithium ion batteries for electric cars, storage, and mobile devices is led by manufacturers in Asia, Europe and North America which world supply can’t meet. This demand is driving the price of lithium exponentially higher. Countries have begun setting dates after which all vehicles sold must be non-internal combustion. One World Lithium has the option to acquire up to a 90% interest in the Salar del Diablo lithium property (one of the world’s largest lithium properties to be drilled in 2018). The company's head geologist John E. Hiner, a successful mine finder, has over 40 years’ experience working on exploration teams that discovered eight mines of which five are still operating. An application to list for trading on the US OTCQB to provide access for US investors and broaden market awareness has been made. The Company expects to be called to trade in early July 2018.