India gets strong backing from Brazil in fight against terror: Counter-terror pact inked
On Tuesday, India and Brazil signed six agreements covering security, digital infrastructure, renewable energy, agriculture and intellectual property during the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The Prime Minister thanked Brazil for his solidarity and support spreading to India after the Barbarian terrorist attack in expensive in April 2025. President Inácio Lula Da Silva in his talks with Silva, terrorism should be zero tolerance and such inhuman actions should be encouraged, emphasized that the authorities, authorized, authorized, emphasized as an official.
According to the authority, Lula admitted that the two countries should work together and with the global community to fight and defeat terrorism.
Both leaders have certainly condemned terrorism, including cross -border terrorism and violent extremism. Both sides stressed the urgent need for an united international reaction against terrorism and stressed that such disgusting actions were not a reason. The leaders have confirmed the commitment to cooperate in prevention and struggle to prevent and struggle for the anti -transnational crime and terrorism, according to a joint statement published after the visit.
The leaders called for compliance with the UN’s designated terrorists and terrorist beings, including those identified by the 1267 ENSC sanctions committee such as Lashkar-e-Tayyiba (Let) and Jaish-e-Mohammad (JEM). The leaders have re -confirmed a strong commitment to continue to take active measures to disrupt terrorist financing channels, including the UN and FATF. An agreement was signed for the change and mutual protection of classified information. This is necessary for the defense industry cooperation and other strategic areas. Sources reported that India was a proposal to sign an agreement with Brazil and the Lula government attempt.
Both countries agreed to cooperate with a memorandum of an agreement between Brazilian embrara and Indian Agricultural Research Council.
In addition, an intellectual property agreement between the Secretariat of Competition and Regulatory and Regulatory Politics in accordance with the Ministry of Development, Industry, Trade and Services of Brazil and the Ministry of Development, Industry, Trade and Services of the Indian Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT).
India and Brazil also announced that a mechanism at the ministry level was established to monitor trade, trade and investment between the two countries.
Regarding the economic partnership, Modi and Lula agreed to explore commercial and technological complementaries between the two countries and to cooperate more in the key industrial sectors below: (i) Pharmaceutical Industry; (ii) Defense equipment; (iii) Mining and minerals; and (iv) Research, Discovery, Extraction, Refined and distribution, including oil and gas sector.
Leaders also attracted attention with opportunities for more cooperation in the aviation sector among India and Brazilian public and private sector companies and encouraged to strengthen cooperation. Lula said that Brazilian Planemer Embraer wanted to strengthen his presence in India by partnership with local companies.
