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Home > News > Brazil looking at infrastructure and IT for joint ventures

June 6th, 2007

Brazil looking at infrastructure and IT for joint ventures

Abstract:
Bilateral trade, Fernando said, has doubled in two years to USD 2.4 billion (2006) and is expected to reach a target of usd 10 billion by 2010.

Non conventional energy, Aerospace collaboration, Biotech and Nanotech and Space technologies are other sectors which offer vast opportunities for joint collaboration, he said.

Source:
Udayavani

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