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Name the sectors of Brazil in which indian companies have invested money​

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Answered by akshita05112009
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Answer:

Answer: While the Brazilian companies have invested in automobiles, IT, mining, energy, biofuels, footwear sectors in India, the Indian companies have invested in such sectors as IT, Pharmaceutical, Energy, agri-business, mining, engineering/auto sectors.


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Answered by abhishekgupta89314
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Answer:

India Brazil relationship is extensive and comprehensive covering every

important segment of interaction, seen at all three levels: bilateral, plurilateral in forum

such as IBSA, BRICS, BASIC, G-20, G-4 and in the larger multilateral arena such as

the UN, WTO, UNESCO, WIPO, etc. Bilateral relations between India and Brazil have

acquired the dimension of a strategic partnership in the last decade under the

leadership of former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. His successor

President Dilma Rousseff’s first ever visit to India in March 2012 provided greater

commitment and content to this relationship.

On 16 July 2014, President Rousseff hosted Prime Minister Narendra Modi in

Brasilia on the margins of the Sixth BRICS Summit. Although it was not a bilateral

visit, President Rousseff, in a special gesture, received Prime Minister Modi with full

military honours at the Presidential Palace before their meeting over breakfast. Prime

Minister Modi warmly congratulated President Rousseff and the people of Brazil for an

excellent FIFA World Cup, which showed the world Brazil's excellent organizational

skills and warm hospitality. He thanked President Roussef for a well organized and

successful BRICS Summit, and, in particular, arranging a meeting for BRICS with

South American leaders. Prime Minister described Brazil as a key global partner for

India. He noted that as two democracies and major emerging economies, India and

Brazil not only had vast potential for bilateral cooperation, but also to strengthen each

other in international forums and advance the interests of the developing world at

large.

President Rousseff emphasised the special place this relationship enjoyed in

Brazil's foreign policy, because of the potential for bilateral cooperation and the

international significance of their partnership. She congratulated Prime Minister for his

impressive victory in the election and wished him all success for India's progress and

development. The two leaders recalled the historical and cultural ties between the two

countries, despite the distance, including the Gir cows that were brought to Brazil from

India, the textiles and the fruits that came from India to Brazil in the 18th and 19th

centuries. The two leaders agreed to take steps to further expand and diversify trade

and investment flows and deepen cooperation in agriculture and dairy science,

conventional and renewable energy, space research and application, defence, cyber

security and environment conservation. They also agreed to intensify their cooperation

in international forums and multilateral institutions, including the G 20. As leaders of G

4 countries, Prime Minister Modi and President Rousseff called urgent progress on

reforms of the United Nations, including the Security Council, by the time of the 70th

anniversary of the UN in 2015. On this occasion, the two sides signed three

agreements: MoU on Cooperation in the Field of Environment; Implementing

Arrangement Establishing Cooperation in Augmentation of a Brazilian Earth Station

for Receiving and Processing Data from Indian Remote Sensing (IRS) Satellites; and

MoU on Cooperation in the Establishment of a consultation mechanism on mobility

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