Modi and Lula discussed strengthening the India-Brazil strategic partnership, focusing on trade, defense, and technology. They addressed concerns over US tariffs, emphasizing multilateralism.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva held a telephonic conversation on Thursday, exchanging perspectives on global and regional issues, and reiterating their resolve to strengthen the Strategic Partnership between the two nations. According to a release from the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), the two leaders discussed their shared goals of enhancing cooperation in sectors such as trade, defence, energy, technology, agriculture, and health.
During the call, PM Modi also recalled his visit to Brazil in July and expressed appreciation for the hospitality extended to him. He later posted on X (formerly Twitter), “Had a good conversation with President Lula. Thanked him for making my visit to Brazil memorable and meaningful. We are committed to deepening our Strategic Partnership including in trade, energy, tech, defence, health and more. A strong, people-centric partnership between Global South nations benefits everyone.”
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