Portugal’s Foreign Minister Paulo Rangel is set to visit China from March 24 to 28 at the invitation of Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, according to a statement released by China’s Foreign Ministry on Friday.
This marks an important step in strengthening the ties between China and Portugal. During his visit, Minister Rangel will participate in the second China-Portugal strategic dialogue at the foreign ministers’ level. The dialogue aims to enhance cooperation on various fronts, including trade, technology, education, and cultural exchanges.
China and Portugal have a rich history of collaboration, dating back hundreds of years to the Age of Exploration. Today, the two countries are working together to address global challenges such as climate change and sustainable development.
For young people in the Global South, this visit highlights the growing importance of international cooperation in building a better future. Closer ties between nations can lead to more opportunities for education, innovation, and economic growth that benefit societies worldwide.
