Chinese Premier Xi Jinping landed in Brazil for the 19th G20 Leaders' Summit, aiming to deepen China-Brazil relations on the 50th anniversary of their diplomatic ties. 🌍✨
In his written statement, Xi expressed excitement about an in-depth exchange with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. He emphasized the synergy between their development strategies and highlighted shared interests in international and regional issues.
Having visited Brazil four times over the past 30 years, Xi shared his admiration for the country's growth and vibrant culture. \"China and Brazil are like-minded friends with the same aspirations,\" he remarked, noting the strong bond despite the geographical distance.
The two nations have strengthened political trust, enhanced practical cooperation, and flourished in cultural exchanges. Xi highlighted their joint efforts in voicing the Global South's perspectives and contributing to global peace and development.
As they celebrate half a century of diplomatic relations, Xi is optimistic about building on past achievements to forge a \"golden 50 years\" of partnership. He also looked forward to the G20 Summit discussions, advocating for a multi-polar world and inclusive economic globalization.
Xi's visit follows his attendance at the 31st APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting in Lima and his state visit to Peru, showcasing China's active role in international cooperation.
