Modi invites Brazilian Prez to be chief guest at R Day parade


Brasilia, Nov 14 (IANS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday invited Brazilian President Jair Messias Bolsonaro to be the Chief Guest at the Republic Day 2020, which the Brazilian president has accepted.

Meeting on the margins of the 11th BRICS Summit here, the two leaders agreed that "on this occasion the two countries can comprehensively enhance our strategic partnership".

"PM Modi said that he looked forward to discussing matters relating to trade. He also outlined areas for potential investment from Brazil , including in areas of agricultural equipment, animal husbandry, post-harvest technologies and biofuels", said a MEA statement.

The President of Brazil expressed his readiness and informed Modi that a large business delegation will accompany him to India.

They also discussed other areas of cooperation including space and defence sectors. PM welcomed the decision of President to grant visa free travel to Indian citizens.

Modi tweeted: "Met President @jairbolsonaro on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit in Brazil. Grateful to him and the people of Brazil for hosting the Summit.

"During our talks today, we discussed furthering cooperation in areas pertaining to the economy, connectivity and people-to-people ties."

  

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  • AnoNymouS, Mangalore

    Thu, Nov 14 2019

    This will not go down well with the European countries as they consider Bolsonaro's policies on deforestation in the Amazon as very bad for the future of the oxygen breathing races.

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