India, Brazil ink critical minerals deal as Modi, Lula meet in New Delhi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva agreed to boost cooperation on critical minerals and rare earths during talks in New Delhi. The agreement aims to build resilient supply chains, as India seeks to reduce its dependence on China for these resources. Brazil holds the world's second-largest reserves of critical minerals, which are used in various industries. Nine other agreements were also finalized on Saturday, covering areas such as digital cooperation and health. This partnership between India and Brazil is seen as a step towards securing diversified resource access and shaping global trade rules.
21 FEB 2026
— Al Jazeera
India and Brazil signed a deal to enhance cooperation on critical minerals and rare earths, aiming to reduce India's reliance on China.
· THIS STORY — The Dawn
Prime Minister Modi and President Lula finalized a critical minerals agreement, aiming to diversify resource access and reduce India's reliance on China.
— South China Morning Post
India and Brazil signed a landmark agreement to build resilient supply chains for critical minerals, including rare earths.
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