Prime Minister Narendra Modi engaged in a productive phone conversation with Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, during which both leaders expressed their commitment to reinforcing the India–Brazil Strategic Partnership across a variety of sectors. The dialogue focused on the intent to enhance collaboration in trade, energy, technology, defense, health, and more, highlighting the mutual benefits of a robust, people-centric partnership between Global South countries.
In a post shared on the social media platform X, PM Modi reflected on his conversation with President Lula, thanking him for the warmth and significance of his recent visit to Brazil. He underscored the collective goal of deepening their strategic ties, emphasizing that such partnerships are beneficial for all involved.
During the call, the leaders exchanged perspectives on various regional and global issues, pointing to the pressing need for expanded cooperation among emerging economies. This conversation follows PM Modi’s recent trip to Brazil where significant agreements were reached, including a framework for enhanced cooperation in defense production, sustainable energy, agricultural innovation, digital technology, healthcare, and education.
Both leaders highlighted the significance of a multipolar world order and discussed ways to strengthen collaboration within international platforms such as BRICS and G20. President Lula expressed gratitude for India’s steadfast support in fostering South-South cooperation and reiterated Brazil’s eagerness to collaborate with India on global governance reforms, climate action, and equitable development initiatives.
This dialogue signifies a continuation of India’s strategic outreach to Latin American nations as part of a broader foreign policy realignment initiated under PM Modi’s administration. The positive rapport developed between India and Brazil is expected to pave the way for further advancements in bilateral relations, benefiting both nations and contributing to global stability and development.
