Sao Paulo, Jan. 27 -- Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is set to lead a major high-level delegation to India from February 19 to 21, aiming to deepen bilateral trade ties, attract fresh investments and forge strategic partnerships in key sectors vital to Brazil's long-term development.

The visit is part of Brazil's broader foreign policy recalibration, as it seeks to lessen economic reliance on traditional partners such as the United States and China while strengthening engagement with emerging economies like India, as reported by Brasil 247.

Officials at Brazil's presidential palace have described the upcoming visit as one of the largest overseas missions of the current administration.

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