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External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar reaffirmed India’s unwavering support for Brazil’s presidency at COP30, emphasizing the importance of an outcome-oriented and impactful climate summit.
During a crucial meeting with Andre Aranha Correa do Lago, President of COP30 Amazonia and former Brazilian Ambassador to India, Jaishankar assured India’s full cooperation in making COP30 a landmark event in global climate action.
"Glad to meet Andre Aranha Correa do Lago, President of UN Climate Change COP30 Amazonia and former Ambassador of Brazil to India. Extended India's full support to Brazil's presidency for a successful and outcome-oriented COP30.” – Jaishankar posted on X.
Jaishankar’s statement underlines India’s growing strategic partnership with Brazil, particularly in tackling climate change, energy transitions, and sustainable development.
The India-Brazil partnership extends beyond COP30, with both nations collaborating on multiple global platforms, including:
With Brazil leading COP30, India’s endorsement is expected to bring global attention to crucial climate negotiations, ensuring commitments translate into real-world impact.
The India-Brazil relationship was formally designated as a Strategic Partnership in 2006, driven by shared democratic values, economic growth priorities, and a common vision for global cooperation.
India and Brazil’s bilateral trade has seen significant growth, with key sectors including:
With an Indian diaspora of nearly 4,000 people, India’s presence in Brazil extends beyond diplomacy and trade. The Indian Association in São Paulo plays a vital role in fostering cultural ties, organizing national day celebrations, festivals, and community events.
Brazil’s deep appreciation for Indian culture is evident in:
In 2014, Brazil’s postal service issued a commemorative stamp marking 100 years of Indian Cinema, symbolizing this cultural exchange.
With climate change being a global emergency, COP30 in Brazil’s Amazonia region is expected to focus on:
As a leading voice for climate justice, India’s support for Brazil’s COP30 leadership is set to drive global climate action towards sustainability, equity, and accountability.
The Jaishankar-Lago meeting marks another milestone in the India-Brazil relationship, reinforcing their commitment to global governance, sustainable growth, and cultural ties.
As COP30 approaches, all eyes will be on India and Brazil’s coordinated efforts to push for a greener, more sustainable future.
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