India-Brazil Strategic Ties Get New Impetus
On 21st February 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi held extensive bilateral talks with Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva at Hyderabad House, New Delhi, reaffirming the strength of the India-Brazil Strategic Partnership.
Key Points
- Wide-Ranging Strategic Talks: Discussions covered trade, energy, defence, agriculture, climate action, technology, AI, semiconductors, critical minerals and Global South cooperation.
- 10 Agreements Signed: A total of 10 agreements were exchanged in areas including
- critical minerals
- digital cooperation
- traditional knowledge
- Health
- MSME development
- entrepreneurship and mass communication.
- Trade Target Set: Both leaders committed to raising bilateral trade to over 20 billion US dollars within the next 5 years. Brazil remains India’s largest trading partner ....
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