In a significant move to bolster BRICS cooperation, China is set to collaborate closely with Brazil, aiming to enhance the group's role in global governance and advocate for the interests of developing nations. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized this commitment during his meeting with Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia.
Marking the 50th anniversary of China-Brazil diplomatic relations, Wang highlighted the strategic importance of this partnership. He expressed the desire to elevate the comprehensive strategic partnership to new heights, fostering a China-Brazil community with a shared future. This initiative aligns with the aspirations of both nations and the international community, contributing to global peace and development.
China acknowledges Brazil's influential position in Latin America and is keen to enhance cooperation with the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) and the Southern Common Market. As the China-Latin America Forum approaches its 10th anniversary, both countries are poised to embark on a more fruitful decade of collaboration.
Both nations, being major developing countries, are committed to providing balanced and constructive voices on international issues. Wang pointed to their joint stance on the Ukraine issue, which has garnered increasing international recognition.
Brazilian Foreign Minister Vieira lauded recent high-level exchanges, including Vice President Geraldo Alckmin's visit to China, and emphasized Brazil's readiness to deepen cooperation in trade, economy, and multilateral platforms like the United Nations, G20, and BRICS. Vieira also highlighted the importance of the China-Latin America Forum as a beneficial platform for future developments.
The discussions also touched upon regional concerns, including the situation in Gaza, underscoring the shared commitment to addressing global challenges collaboratively.
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