Unlocking Opportunities: India-Brazil Cooperation for Climate-Resilient Infrastructure
Key Ideas
- Vice Governor of Rio Grande do Sul invites Indian companies to participate in USD 4 billion reconstruction projects post worst floods in 80 years.
- Focus on green energy and green hydrogen as part of decarbonisation efforts, with an invitation for Indian companies to explore business opportunities in various sectors.
- Rio Grande do Sul positioned as gateway to Latin America and Mercosur region due to strategic location, skilled workforce, and industrial capabilities.
- Consul General highlights the prosperous state's GDP share, trade links, and the potential for bilateral cooperation between India and Brazil.
Gabriel Vieira de Souza, the Vice Governor of the Brazilian State of Rio Grande do Sul, emphasized the need for collaboration with Indian companies in the reconstruction and climate-resilient infrastructure projects in the wake of devastating floods. With a focus on green energy and green hydrogen, the state is committed to decarbonisation and invites investments in various sectors including agriculture, petrochemicals, and healthcare. Rio Grande do Sul, known for its innovation and skilled workforce, aims to leverage its wind energy potential and position itself as a gateway to Latin America and the Mercosur region. The Consul General of Brazil highlighted the state's economic prosperity, trade links, and the potential for enhanced cooperation between India and Brazil, emphasizing the significance of the Vice Governor's visit in promoting trade and investment.