Brazilian leader Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s departure for India Tuesday spotlights a vital alliance in flux. Attending New Delhi’s second AI Impact Summit, Lula brings a star-studded team to turbocharge India-Brazil relations amid soaring $15 billion trade.
Social media buzz from Lula: ‘To India on Modi’s call – AI summit participation, new coop doors with Brazil, then South Korea strengthening.’ High-octane delegation: 14 ministers, top CEOs for trade thrusts.
February 18-22 blueprint: Modi bilateral on 21st scans ties holistically; global chats on multilateralism, reforms, Global South. Modi’s lunch, Murmu’s banquet, Jaishankar-VP meets. Ministers parley peers; CEOs forum-hop.
Sixth Lula India stint – 2004 chief guest, 2023 G20. Modi’s 2025 Brazil first in 57 years for an Indian PM.
2006 strategic bond blooms: democratic ethos, people pulses, trade surges, defense drills, energy pivots, agri advances, health hubs, pharma prowess, renewable rushes, mineral quests, sci-tech sparks, DPI dynamos, AI alliances, space strides.
This odyssey fortifies the core partnership, recalibrates regional-global plays. As titans rise, India-Brazil duo eyes leadership, turning shared visions into actionable global wins.