Lula Visits India to Boost Relations
According to officials, the president’s visit is scheduled from February 18 to 22, with discussions with Modi planned for Saturday. A spokesperson for India’s Ministry of External Affairs emphasized that Lula’s trip is expected to “impart strong momentum to India-Brazil partnership.”
“India and Brazil share a close and multifaceted relationship, elevated to Strategic Partnership and rooted in a common global vision, shared democratic values and commitment to inclusive growth,” the spokesperson added.
The two countries recorded $12.54 billion in bilateral trade in 2024, and formal diplomatic relations date back to 1948. Both nations are also members of the BRICS group, which is currently led by India.
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