Chinese state news agency Xinhua reported that President Xi hopes his upcoming talks with Brazil will bolster strategic mutual trust and cooperation in multiple areas. Furthermore, he expressed readiness to collaboratively promote an equitable multipolar landscape and a globally beneficial economic integration.
According to Xi Jinping, "the visit will further strengthen the two countries' strategic mutual trust, deepen exchanges and cooperation in various fields," signaling a commitment to robust bilateral relations.
This meeting comes as Brazilian President Lula, since reclaiming power, has actively sought to solidify relations with China, which is Brazil's leading trading partner, with trade surpassing $180 billion this year.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer plans to engage in pragmatic discussions with Xi, indicating a strategic diplomatic effort amidst shifting global alignments.
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