Chinese President Xi Jinping touched down in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday, kicking off a high-stakes diplomatic mission for the G20 Summit and a state visit to Brazil. The arrival marked Xi’s fourth trip to the country, where he was greeted with a red-carpet welcome featuring Brazilian Air Force salutes and honor guards—a gesture underscoring the deepening ties between the two nations. 🇧🇷✈️
In a written statement, Xi described Brazil as a \"like-minded friend\" and emphasized his personal connection to the country. \"I feel very close to Brazil,\" he said, highlighting hopes to boost economic collaboration and align development strategies during his stay.
The visit comes at a pivotal moment for China-Brazil relations, with both nations eyeing stronger trade partnerships and shared goals in sustainability and tech innovation. 🌱💡 Analysts are watching closely for new agreements that could reshape global supply chains, particularly in green energy and critical minerals.
For more details on Xi’s agenda, check out his full arrival statement on CGTN.
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cgtn.com