Geographically Apart: Strategically United
MISSION
"To Create Opportunities & Promote Trade and Business for our Companies, contributing to the Strengthening of the Commercial and Cultural Relationship between India and Brazil."
VISION
“To be Recognised as the Premier Bilateral Organisation established to Promote & Facilitate Trade, Business, Investments, Economic Development, Cultural Interactions and Tourism between India and Brazil.”
The INDO BRAZILIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (IBCC) is an Organisation established in 1995 to promote Mutual Investment, Trade, Business,Economic Co-operation, Culture & Tourism between Brazil and India. The IBCC is promoted by Former Hon Consul of Brazil & Rio Branco Awardee Dr.Anil Kadakia.
INDO BRAZILIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (IBCC) is a venture in creating and establishing opportunities with organisations in India and Brazil to create supportive systems for companies to venture in different projects in both the countries.
INDO BRAZILIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (IBCC) is a Platform for Both India & Brazil to communicate & be a link for services for Small to Medium to large size Business.drafting schedules, among other services. In addition, we have partnered with strategic business and institutional contacts in both India and Brazil that provide credibility to our actions and services rendered.
INDIA & BRAZIL share a very close and multifaceted relationship at bilateral level. in 1948.Brazil was the first Country from Latin America which established a Diplomatic mission In India.The relations are based on a common global vision, shared democratic values and a commitment to foster inclusive economic growth for the welfare of the people of both countries. Both the Countries are Primary Economies and Share Several similarities including social, political, geographical and economical, which contributes to the optimisation of this relationship over the years.
India and Brazil have established Joint partnerships various sectors Including IT, Pharmaceutical, Infrastructure, Agri-business, Mining,Engineering,Cyber Security,Automobiles, Energy, Power Transmission and Biofuels. There are various Trade shows been organised to promote different sectors between the two countries.
Brazil is India’s largest partner in entire Latin America. In 2019-20, the bilateral trade was valued at US$ 7.04 billion with exports worth US$ 3.97 billion and imports worth US$ 3.07 billion.
India and Brazil are largest democracies in the world sharing diverse multicultural, ethnical and religious Identities.Both the Countries share common global vision and democratic values, and a strong resolve for economic growth with social inclusion for the welfare of the people of both countries. Both countries have partnered in various organisations like The BRICS, G-20, G-4,WTO, UNESCO,, WIPO and IBSA.