Prime Minister Narendra Modi with the President of Brazil, Michel Temer during a bilateral meeting in Goa on Sunday. PTI Photo Prime Minister Narendra Modi with the President of Brazil, Michel Temer during a bilateral meeting in Goa on Sunday. PTI PhotoSeeking to scale up their economic engagement, India and Brazil Monday finalised text of a bilateral investment deal and decided to expand overall ties even as the two countries sought united global action without “distinction” or “discrimination” to deal with terrorism. In a statement to the media after the talks, Modi said both countries have finalised the text of the bilateral investment agreement which will provide “much needed momentum” to increased bilateral business and investment linkages. Referring to the threat of terrorism, Modi said “We deeply appreciate Brazil’s support for India’s actions in combating terrorism.

Source: Indian Express October 17, 2016 15:56 UTC