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State Visit to BrazilPrime Minister Narendra Modi visited Brazil on July 9, 2025, aiming to enhance India-Brazil relations.
Bilateral Trade GoalModi announced a target to increase India-Brazil bilateral trade to $20 billion by 2030, up from the current $12.2 billion.
Joint Press ConferenceHeld in Brasilia alongside Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, PM Modi outlined plans to deepen economic cooperation and strategic ties.
Mercosur Preferential Trade AgreementModi emphasized expanding the Mercosur trade agreement, which includes Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay, to include more products and enhance market access for Indian exporters.
Sectors for ExpansionModi highlighted sectors like Agriculture and food processing, Agri-tech, Digital public infrastructure, and Space technology for collaboration.
UPI Adoption in BrazilModi announced the adoption of India's Unified Payments Interface (UPI) in Brazil, following its success in Singapore and UAE.
Grand Collar of the National OrderPresident Lula conferred Brazil's highest civilian honour, the Grand Collar of the National Order of the Southern Cross, on PM Modi, recognizing his contributions to bilateral relations and global cooperation.
Pharmaceutical AccessBrazil welcomed cost-effective Indian pharmaceuticals, including proposals to establish pharma manufacturing hubs in Brazil.
Visa Liberalisation TalksDiscussions aimed at liberalizing visas for Indian tourists and business professionals were positively received.
Critical Minerals and Rare EarthsIndia expressed interest in Brazil's rare earth elements, critical for electronics, defense manufacturing, EV battery production, and space technology. Proposals included Indian investments or joint ventures for mining and processing.
MoUs Signed1. Intelligence sharing on terrorism and transnational crime.<br>2. Biofuel cooperation, including ethanol-blended fuel development.<br>3. Partnership on renewable energy technologies.
Future AgreementsUpcoming MoUs include agricultural research collaborations, exchange of classified strategic information, and cooperation on Intellectual Property (IP) systems.

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