In an exclusive interview, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva detailed a major expansion of the strategic partnership with India, announcing an ambitious goal to increase bilateral trade from $15 billion to $40 billion. This economic push is highlighted by Brazilian aerospace giant Embraer’s plan to establish a manufacturing plant in India, deepening cooperation in defense, space, and pharmaceuticals. Addressing global finance, President Lula clarified that while a common BRICS currency is not being proposed, the alliance is focused on increasing trade in national currencies to reduce dependency on the US dollar. He emphasized the critical role of the Global South and the BRICS alliance in shaping a multipolar world, with India as a key partner. On foreign policy, Lula stated his desire for a constructive relationship with US President Donald Trump, similar to his rapport with Joe Biden, and condemned violations of sovereignty in Venezuela. The President also expressed deep admiration for Mahatma Gandhi as a personal role model for non-violence.
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