Modi's Strategic Engagements at BRICS Summit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a four-day visit for the 17th BRICS Summit. He arrived in Brazil from Argentina, where he discussed trade and cooperation with President Javier Milei. At the summit in Rio de Janeiro, Modi aims to enhance collaboration among emerging economies and engage with world leaders.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has touched down for a vital four-day trip focusing on the 17th BRICS Summit. Upon his arrival at Galeao International Airport, he received a ceremonial welcome.
Modi's itinerary falls as the fourth leg of a broader five-nation tour, including significant talks in Argentina. There, he and President Javier Milei agreed to boost trade and cooperation in areas like defense and energy.
During his participation at the BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Modi seeks to strengthen the association of emerging economies. He is also scheduled for key bilateral meetings, representing India's commitment to a balanced, multipolar world.
(With inputs from agencies.)
ALSO READ
Brazilian National Acquitted in Drug Seizure Case Due to Procedural Failures
India, Brazil Deepen Telecom Ties, Focus on Satcom, 5G and Rural Connectivity
Shivraj Singh and Brazilian Ministers discuss bio-inputs, innovation and BRICS agenda
IDB Approves $99.2m Loan to Expand Early Childhood Education in Brazil’s Joinville
No tech has me dreaming bigger than AI; we're on cusp of hyper progress, new discoveries that can help emerging economies leapfrog: Google CEO.

