India and Brazil reviewed cooperation in major areas such as defense and safety, energy and important minerals on Friday before the planned visit of Brazilian President Lewis Eneasio Lula Da Silva. National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval met Cellso Louis Nuns Amorim, Special Advisor to the President of Brazil in New Delhi for a strategic dialogue. Amorim was also accompanied by a delegation of senior officials and advisors. The Ministry of External Affairs said that this dialogue gave both sides an opportunity to move forward on issues identified under five columns of cooperation during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Brazil in July.
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Doval and Amorim reviewed progress under bilateral strategic partnership in various fields such as defense and security, energy, important minerals, health and pharmaceuticals. He also discussed cooperation on multilateral forums such as BRICS, India-Brazil-South Africa (IBSA) and upcoming Cop-30 to be organized by Brazil in November. Amorim also met Foreign Minister S Jaishankar, who said on social media that there was a useful discussion on the opportunities to deepen the current global landscape and our strategic cooperation. Soon after US President Donald Trump imposed 50% tariffs on India and Brazil, Luis spoke to Modi to discuss the results of the two countries in August to discuss the results of the two countries and the two leaders from the two leaders and the two leaders from the two countries to the reservation and energy and the technology from the energy to the areas. Pledged to deepen bilateral cooperation. Lula also announced that he would visit India in early 2026.
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Brazilian Vice President will visit India in October to attend the preparations for the visit of Graldo Alkmin Lula and the business monitoring mechanism meeting. He will accompany him a delegation of ministers and business leaders who will discuss cooperation in trade, defense, energy, important minerals and digital inclusion. The two countries have targeted to increase bilateral trade by more than $ 20 billion by 2030 and expand the scope of the current Mercosur-India Agreement.