In a recent phone call, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva engaged in discussions aimed at bolstering their countries’ bilateral relations. The conversation focused on enhancing economic cooperation and tackling global challenges together. President Xi highlighted the progress China and Brazil have made in fostering a shared future through closer development collaboration, which has contributed positively to economic growth and stability amidst an uncertain global landscape. He emphasized China’s readiness to deepen strategic coordination with Brazil, both on a bilateral basis and within multilateral frameworks.
President Xi also advocated for increased collaboration among Global South nations. He encouraged both countries to work towards high-quality development within the BRICS framework and to support reforms in the global governance system, with an aim to uphold international fairness and justice. This call for action underscores the importance China places on solidifying partnerships with emerging economies to address global issues collectively.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva acknowledged the ongoing growth of relations between Brazil and China, pointing to record levels in bilateral trade and the expansion of cultural exchanges as evidence of the deepening ties. Lula expressed Brazil’s eagerness to enhance cooperation with China in key areas such as artificial intelligence, energy, and minerals. Furthermore, he welcomed further Chinese investments into Brazil, indicating a mutual interest in expanding economic engagements between the two nations.
Lula also took the opportunity to congratulate China on being selected to host the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference. He reaffirmed Brazil’s commitment to collaborating with China in supporting the United Nations, strengthening BRICS cooperation, and promoting multilateralism. President Lula emphasized the importance of resolving international disputes through dialogue, underscoring Brazil’s dedication to peaceful and cooperative global relations.
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