Brazil, India are building strategic ties for a changing world, says Brazil’s Foreign Minister
Brazil’s Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira emphasized the strengthening economic and political ties between Brazil and India during a recent visit. He noted that bilateral trade is on track to exceed $30 billion by 2030 and clarified that BRICS is not an anti-Western alliance.
Why it matters
The deepening relationship between two major emerging economies has significant implications for global trade dynamics and geopolitical alignments.
In an interview with The Hindu in New Delhi, Brazil’s Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira praises India’s BRICS presidency, says bilateral trade could exceed the $30 billion target well before 2030 and argues that BRICS is not an anti-Western bloc.
President Lula visited India earlier this year, and there was a very strong sense of enthusiasm among Indian business leaders about Brazil. Bilateral trade is also expanding rapidly. How do you see the future of Brazil–India relations?
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