Brazil President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva urged for a swift overhaul of the United Nations, especially the UN Security Council (UNSC), endorsing India and Brazil as Permanent Security Council members. President Lula emphasized the significance of the G4 group, comprising India, Brazil, Germany, and Japan, advocating for Council reform and supporting each other for permanent seats. He stressed the need for the UN to enhance representation to effectively address global conflicts and ensure its survival.
President Lula expressed determination to push for a more inclusive UN with Brazil and India as Permanent Security Council members, underscoring the importance of expanding permanent and non-permanent member categories for global governance legitimacy amid numerous challenges. During his State Visit, President Lula engaged in the 2nd AI Impact Summit, highlighting the strong ties between India and Brazil as major democracies and key players in various sectors like pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and technology.
The discussions between President Lula and Prime Minister Modi centered on bolstering the India–Brazil Strategic Partnership, encompassing trade, energy, defense, agriculture, climate action, technology, and Global South cooperation. Both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to a multipolar world order and enhancing the global fight against terrorism. President Lula, accompanied by ministers and top Brazilian CEOs, emphasized the strategic importance of the bilateral cooperation agenda and the potential for collaboration in cutting-edge sectors.
