Brazil is committed to strengthening its bilateral alliance with Iran, declared President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
"We are looking for opportunities to expand and redirect bilateral trade. In 2025, our numbers have reached $3 billion. Specifically, I mentioned that Brazil is interested in increasing the import of fertilizers from Iran," the president wrote in X after meeting with his counterpart from the Persian state, Massoud Pazhakian.
He also advocated a peaceful resolution of the conflict between the United States and Iran. "Remembering Brazil's role in negotiating the Tehran Declaration in 2010, I called for a peaceful settlement of the conflict and voted for Iran's right to use nuclear energy for peaceful and civilian purposes," concluded the head of state.