PM Modi receives call from Brazil’s Lula, amid Trump’s tariff spree, reaffirms commitment to strengthen India-Brazil strategic ties
A PMO statement, the Prime Minister remembered his visit to Brazil last month, and the two leaders agreed to strengthen cooperation in trade, technology, energy, defense, agriculture, health and human-human relations.
On Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a phone call from Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva on Thursday, and the two leaders exchanged views on various regional and global issues of mutual interests and reiterated their strategic partnership to new peaks.
A PMO statement, the Prime Minister remembered his visit to Brazil last month, and the two leaders agreed to strengthen cooperation in trade, technology, energy, defense, agriculture, health and human-human relations.
Based on these discussions, they reiterated the commitment to lead the Indian-Brazilian strategic partnership to new summits.
“The two leaders exchanged views on various regional and global interest issues. The two leaders agreed to stay in communication.” He said.
In his telephone conversation with the Brazilian President in X, PM Modi said that a strong, human -centered partnership between the global southern nations benefited everyone.
He said the two countries are determined to deepen their strategic partnerships in trade, energy, technology, defense and other fields.
“I made a good speech with President Lula. He thanked Brazil for making my visit unforgettable and meaningful. We are determined to deepen our strategic partnership, including trade, energy, technology, defense, health and more. He said.
Telephone conversation US President Donald Trump’s “Tariffs on Indian goods took place a day after the country’s 50 percent according to Russian oil imports. Brazil was faced with similar tariffs”
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that the US will take all the actions necessary to protect the national interests of the new Delhi “and the new Delhi’s national interests” on the US’s USA on oil imports from Russia.
On Wednesday, the Brazilian President said that he would not call US President Donald Trump to negotiate through tariffs “> tariffs”, but he said he would invite him with the police.
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