Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has arrived in New Delhi for a state visit, coinciding with his participation in the India AI Impact Summit 2026. Upon his arrival, he was greeted by Minister of State for External Affairs, Pabitra Margherita, marking the initiation of his official engagements in the Indian capital. The visit is seen as a significant opportunity to enhance bilateral relations between Brazil and India.

Participation in the AI Impact Summit

During his stay, President Lula is expected to engage actively in discussions at the India AI Impact Summit, reflecting the increasing collaboration between India and Brazil in developing emerging technologies and digital innovations. The summit aims to foster dialogue on the impact of artificial intelligence in various sectors, which is a focal point in both nations’ agendas.

Bilateral Talks with Prime Minister Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to hold bilateral discussions with President Lula, focusing on a comprehensive review of the India-Brazil partnership. The Ministry of External Affairs emphasized the close and multifaceted nature of the relationship, which has evolved into a Strategic Partnership underscored by shared democratic values and a commitment to inclusive growth.

Strengthening India-Brazil Relations

The Ministry noted that President Lula’s visit is expected to invigorate the partnership between the two countries. Prior to leaving for India, President Lula articulated his intention to explore new avenues for cooperation with Prime Minister Modi. He stated his enthusiasm for participating in the AI Summit and looking forward to discussions aimed at enhancing bilateral ties.

Upcoming Engagements in South Korea

Following his visit to India, President Lula is scheduled to travel to South Korea at the invitation of President Lee Jae Myung. This leg of his trip signifies an effort to fortify Brazil’s connections with Asian nations. Lula’s delegation includes Brazilian business leaders, highlighting the intent to foster economic ties alongside diplomatic discussions.

Duration of the Visit

President Lula will remain in India from February 18 to February 22. His visit marks an important step in the ongoing dialogue between India and Brazil, setting the stage for future collaborations in various fields, particularly in technology and trade.

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