India and Brazil strengthen cooperation ties in biofuels
They will also work to boost trade and bilateral investment in various fields, such as defense, mining, health, among others
Last Saturday, India and Brazil agreed to strengthen ties of union and operability in order to boost trade and bilateral investment in various fields, such as defense, mining, biofuels, cybersecurity, food, environment and health.
The signing of the pact that commits 15 agreements was valued positively by the Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, who praised the Brazilian government, calling it “a valuable partner.”
Both nations are expected to take advantage of friendship ties to work for reform at the United Nations, Modi said. Alleging that India and Brazil seek to be members of the UN Security Council.
According to a statement issued after the meeting, both governments trust that bilateral trade will reach $ 15 billion in 2022. Both nations also highlight the need to strengthen their cooperation to combat terrorism and extremist violence.
As expressed in the document, the presidents “pronounced themselves in favor of increasing bilateral cooperation in this regard and agreed to cooperate against the specific terrorist threats identified by each country.”
K. Villarroel
Source: diariolibre
