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Xi Jinping, Lula Discuss Strengthening BRICS and Brazil-China Cooperation

In a recent phone conversation, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva focused on fortifying their countries’ bilateral relationship. Discussions centered on expanding economic cooperation and enhancing coordination on global issues, highlighting the shared commitment to a collaborative future. President Xi underscored the progressive development cooperation between China and Brazil, which he believes is a cornerstone for economic growth and stability amid global uncertainty. He expressed China’s readiness to bolster strategic coordination with Brazil, both bilaterally and within multilateral frameworks.

Emphasizing the importance of the Global South, Xi advocated for stronger collaboration between these nations. He urged China and Brazil to champion high-quality development within the BRICS group and support reforms in the global governance system. This approach aims to uphold international fairness and justice, reflecting China’s broader strategic goals in global diplomacy.

President Lula echoed the sentiment of strengthening Brazil-China relations, pointing to a record in bilateral trade and a rise in cultural exchanges as evidence of their deepening ties. He expressed enthusiasm for increasing cooperation with China, specifically in the fields of artificial intelligence, energy, and minerals. Additionally, Lula welcomed further Chinese investments in Brazil, signaling a mutual interest in economic collaboration.

The Brazilian leader also took the opportunity to congratulate China on its upcoming role as host of the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference. Lula reaffirmed Brazil’s dedication to working alongside China in supporting the United Nations, enhancing BRICS cooperation, and promoting multilateralism. He emphasized a commitment to resolving international disputes through dialogue, reflecting a shared vision for global peace and stability.

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