The agreements and bilateral acts include several areas such as tourism, science and technology, defense, agriculture, human rights, trade, and investment relations.
In addition to ministers and other officials, approximately 200 Brazilian business leaders are expected to be in Santiago to attend the Chile-Brazil Business Forum.
Lula reviewed his first year and a half in office, highlighting economic and social achievements and emphasizing Brazil’s reentry into the international arena.
Lula finds it "appalling" that the Palestinian people continue to face collective punishment, even within delimited humanitarian zones that are supposed to be protected.
Agreements are expected to be reached on investments in the Jirau Hydroelectric Power Plant near the Bolivian-Brazilian border and the prevention of natural disasters.
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