In a recent phone conversation, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva discussed initiatives to strengthen their countries’ bilateral relations, focusing on expanding economic cooperation and enhancing coordination on international matters. Xi emphasized the progress China and Brazil have made in building a shared future through closer development cooperation, which has contributed to economic growth and stability amid global uncertainties. He expressed China’s readiness to deepen strategic coordination with Brazil at both bilateral and multilateral levels.
The Chinese leader also advocated for increased collaboration among Global South nations, urging that both countries work together to promote high-quality development within the BRICS group. Xi highlighted the importance of supporting reforms in the global governance system to ensure international fairness and justice. This call for cooperation underscores China’s commitment to strengthening ties with Brazil and other emerging economies.
President Lula acknowledged the continued growth in Brazil-China relations, citing record levels of bilateral trade and expanding cultural exchanges as indicators of their strengthened partnership. He expressed Brazil’s interest in furthering cooperation with China in sectors such as artificial intelligence, energy, and minerals. Lula also welcomed additional Chinese investment in Brazil as a means to bolster economic ties and development.
Additionally, Lula extended his congratulations to China for hosting the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference. He reaffirmed Brazil’s commitment to working alongside China in supporting the United Nations, enhancing BRICS cooperation, promoting multilateralism, and resolving international disputes through dialogue. Lula’s remarks reflect Brazil’s dedication to fostering a collaborative relationship with China and other global partners.
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