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India and Brazil have strengthened their strategic partnership with Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's state visit to India from February 18-22, 2026. The highlight was the bilateral meeting and delegation-level talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Lula on February 21 at Hyderabad House, New Delhi, where they signed key agreements and set ambitious goals for deeper cooperation.Key highlights from the latest India-Brazil developments:Rare Earths and Critical Minerals Deal: A major MoU on rare earth minerals and mining cooperation was signed, aimed at building resilient global supply chains and reducing dependency on dominant suppliers. PM Modi called it a "reflection of trust" between the two nations.
Bilateral Trade Target: Both leaders committed to boosting trade beyond $20 billion in the next five years (from current levels around $15-18 billion). PM Modi emphasized that trade is "not merely a number; it is a reflection of trust."
10 Key Outcomes: Agreements and progress across sectors including digital partnership, energy transition, defence, AI and emerging technologies, health, MSMEs, climate-resilient agriculture, aviation (e.g., Embraer E175 aircraft assembly discussions), and more.
Global South & Multilateral Focus: Emphasis on UN reforms, multipolarity, counter-terrorism, and strengthening the Global South voice. Lula highlighted the need to avoid a new Cold War and work together for a stronger multipolar world.
AI Impact Summit Participation: Lula attended the India AI Impact Summit 2026 (February 19-20) in New Delhi, adding energy to discussions on AI governance, digital public infrastructure, and innovation.
Ceremonial Welcome: Grand reception at Rashtrapati Bhavan with Guard of Honour from President Droupadi Murmu and PM Modi.

This visit follows PM Modi's historic state visit to Brasília in July 2025 (first in 57 years) and builds on BRICS synergies (India holds the 2026 presidency after Brazil). The deepening ties reflect mutual trust, shared democratic values, and a focus on sustainable development, making India-Brazil a key pillar of Global South cooperation.