India and Brazil set sights on US$30 billion trade milestone by 2030
India and Brazil have agreed to strengthen trade cooperation, aiming for US$30 billion in bilateral trade by 2030, amidst global trade uncertainty. The agreement was reached during Brazilian President Lula da Silva's visit to India, where deals were signed concerning rare earths and digital infrastructure.
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Open questions and key claims
Modi said the agreement on critical minerals and rare earths was a “major step towards building resilient supply chains”.
The agreement is a major step towards building resilient supply chains.
Increasing investments and cooperation in matters of renewable energies and critical minerals is at the core of the agreement.
Lula says Brazil does not want a new Cold War.
Lula wants all countries to be treated equally.
India and Brazil signed a deal on critical minerals and rare earths.
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