Prime Minister Narendra Modi was strongly welcomed in Brasilia.
Brasilia: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has now reached Brasilia, the capital of Brazil after attending the BRICS conference at Rio the Janeiro. PM Modi received a strong reception at the airport to reach Brasilia. He was welcomed at the airport with traditional drums and drums of Brazil. At the same time, on reaching the hotel, Indians welcomed him in his special style. While people of Indian origin welcomed him with traditional dance in the hotel, the local people mesmerized PM Modi with their Sanskrit chant.
Will have a bilateral meeting with President Lula
In Brasilia, PM Modi will have a bilateral meeting with Brazilian President Lula today. Many important issues will be discussed between the two leaders. Let us know that earlier on Monday, PM Modi discussed measures to increase mutual cooperation in various fields with Bolivia President Luis Alberto Arse Katakora and Uruguay President Yamandu Orsi. In a social media post, PM Modi said that he had a ‘meaningful meeting’ with President Katakora during the BRICS Summit. During this period, methods of promoting cooperation in areas such as important minerals, trade and investment, healthcare and space were discussed.
PM Modi told which issue was talked about
Describing Bolivia as an important partner of India in Latin America, PM Modi said that bilateral relations between the two countries have become very strong in recent years. Modi said, ‘We discussed the need to make business relations better and diverse. We talked about measures to cooperate in digital technology, important minerals, medical services, space and other fields. The Ministry of External Affairs said that the two leaders discussed the cooperation in important minerals, trade, health, traditional medicine, small and medium industries, training and capacity development.
PM Modi also met the President of Uruguay
Prime Minister Modi also met Uruguay President Yamandu Orsi during the BRICS summit. The two leaders discussed measures to increase cooperation in areas like business, chemicals, medicine, technology and defense. PM Modi said, ‘Strong relationship between our countries is important for the global South. India will make every effort to further strengthen relations with Uruguay. According to the Ministry of External Affairs, Modi and Orsi reviewed the cooperation in the areas of digital cooperation, digital public infrastructure, UPI, defense, railways, health, agriculture, energy, culture and public connectivity.
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