Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s state visit to Brazil has culminated in significant agreements and memoranda of understanding between the two nations, further solidifying their strategic partnership, with both agreeing to combat terrorism together.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s state visit to Brazil has culminated in significant agreements and memoranda of understanding between the two nations, further solidifying their strategic partnership, with both agreeing to combat terrorism together.
The visit resulted in the signing of six key agreements and MoUs, including:
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1. Agreement on Cooperation in Combating International Terrorism and Transnational Organised Crime.
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2. MoU on Cooperation for the sharing of Successful Large-scale Digital solutions for Digital Transformation.
3. MoU on Cooperation in Renewable Energy.
4. MoU on Agricultural Research between EMBRAPA and the Indian Council of Agricultural Research.
5. Agreement on the Exchange and Mutual Protection of Classified Information.
6. MoU on Cooperation in the field of Intellectual Property between DPIIT of India and Secretariat of Competitiveness and Regulatory Policy, MDIC of Brazil.
The two countries have also agreed to establish a ministerial-level mechanism for monitoring Trade, Commerce, and Investment, aimed at enhancing bilateral economic cooperation.
The agreements and MoUs signed during the visit demonstrate the growing convergence of interests between India and Brazil, particularly in areas such as defence, energy, and technology. The establishment of a ministerial-level mechanism for trade and investment is expected to further boost bilateral economic ties.
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