<h1>India Brazil target doubling bilateral trade to USD 20 billion within five years from current USD 13 billion</h1> India and Brazil set a target to nearly double bilateral trade to USD 20 billion within five years from the current USD 13 billion during talks between the Indian Prime Minister and Brazilian President. The leaders signed six agreements covering energy, agriculture, digital transformation, and counter-terrorism cooperation. Both nations emphasized zero tolerance for terrorism and agreed to resolve disputes through dialogue and diplomacy. The Prime Minister highlighted growing cooperation in defense, digital infrastructure including UPI adoption, artificial intelligence, and traditional medicine. The leaders stressed their partnership as an important pillar for global stability and their commitment to representing Global South interests at international forums.