While it was Modi’s fourth trip to Brazil in the past ten years, the official meeting with President Lula was only the second bilateral state visit of an Indian leader to Brazil, the first one having taken place 57 years ago.

India and Brazil aim for $20 billion in trade by 2030, signing 6 key agreements covering energy, terrorism, digital tech, and defence after Modi-Lula bilateral talks.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva signed six agreements to expand the horizon of the cooperation between the two countries in sectors such as energy, agriculture and technology.