Relações entre Bolsonaro e presidente da Índia atingem outro nível; áreas de óleo e gás e bioenergia são destaques dos 15 acordos bilaterais assinados hoje entre os dois países

Relations Between Bolsonaro and India’s President Reach Another Level; Oil and Gas and Bioenergy Areas Stand Out Among 15 Bilateral Agreements Signed Today Between the Two Countries

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 25/01/2020 at 09:29

Updated on 25/01/2020 at 10:33

Brasil e Índia botam sua relação em outro nível; Bolsonaro e presidente da Índia assinaram hoje 15 acordos bilaterais eles óleo e gás

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One of the Largest Numbers of Agreements Signed by a Brazilian President on an Official Visit, 15 in Total. Thus, Relations Between Bolsonaro and the President of India Reach Another Level

Bolsonaro and the President of India confirmed the signing of 15 bilateral agreements in a ceremony at the Hyderabad House, the palace the Indian government uses for banquets and meetings with foreign visitors. India is diversifying its oil demand and remains willing to make agreements with countries like Brazil, said Indian Minister Pradhan.

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The deepening of the strategic relationship between Brazil and India comes with an action plan to last until 2023, under which the countries will monitor the 15 agreements announced today and review others to be included later.

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Agreements Signed Today (Who Signed):

1. Investment Cooperation and Facilitation Agreement (MRE Ernesto)
2. Memorandum of Understanding on Bioenergy (MME Bento Albuquerque)
3. Memorandum of Understanding on Health (MRE Ernesto)
4. Cultural Exchange Program 2020-2025 (MRE Ernesto)
5. Memorandum of Understanding on Mineral Resources (MME Bento Albuquerque)
6. Social Security Agreement (MRE Ernesto)
7. Memorandum of Understanding on Cybersecurity (GSI Heleno)
8. 2020-2023 Scientific and Technological Cooperation Program (MCTIC Marcos Pontes)
9. Memorandum of Understanding “APEX Invest India” (APEX Sérgio Segóvia)
10. Joint Declaration in the Field of Livestock and Milk Production (Sec. M.Agro. Jorge Seif Jr)
11. Memorandum of Understanding on Establishing Institutions in Bioenergy (MCTIC Marcos Pontes)
12. Legal Memorandum of Understanding on Assistance in Criminal Matters
13. Memorandum of Understanding on Oil and Gas
14. Memorandum of Understanding on Early Childhood
15. Memorandum of Understanding in the Field of Medicines

Relations Between Bolsonaro and India’s President Reach Another Level; Oil and Gas and Bioenergy Areas Stand Out Among 15 Bilateral Agreements Signed Today Between the Two Countries

One of the Largest Numbers of Agreements Signed by a Brazilian President on an Official Visit, 15 in Total. Thus, Relations Between Bolsonaro and the President of India Reach Another Level

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Relations Between Bolsonaro and India’s President Reach Another Level; Oil and Gas and Bioenergy Areas Stand Out Among 15 Bilateral Agreements Signed Today Between the Two Countries

One of the Largest Numbers of Agreements Signed by a Brazilian President on an Official Visit, 15 in Total. Thus, Relations Between Bolsonaro and the President of India Reach Another Level

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