While trade, investment, and energy are key areas of cooperation between India and Latin America, tourism is not a major focus of their economic ties.

Brazil is India's largest trading partner in Latin America, accounting for a significant share of bilateral trade.

India's investment in Latin America is primarily focused on the mining sector, particularly in countries like Chile and Peru.

While pharmaceuticals, textiles, and machinery are major exports from India to Latin America, automobiles are not a significant export item.

The ILAC Forum is primarily focused on promoting trade and investment between India and Latin American and Caribbean countries.

While geographical distance, cultural differences, and lack of infrastructure are challenges in the India-Latin America economic relationship, political instability is not a major issue.

Vedanta Resources is an Indian company that has made significant investments in the Latin American mining sector, particularly in countries like Peru and Zambia.

The Indian government's Latin America Policy is specifically designed to promote trade and investment with Latin American countries.

Brazil is the largest recipient of Indian FDI in Latin America, attracting a significant share of investment in sectors such as mining, energy, and pharmaceuticals.

The ILABF is primarily focused on promoting trade and investment between India and Latin American countries.

While crude oil, soybeans, and copper are major imports from Latin America to India, coffee is not a significant import item.

Brazil is the largest exporter of soybeans to India, accounting for a significant share of India's soybean imports.

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry is responsible for promoting trade and investment with Latin America, as well as other countries.

While renewable energy, oil and gas exploration, and nuclear energy are major areas of cooperation between India and Latin America in the field of energy, coal mining is not a significant area of cooperation.