Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva touched down in Beijing on Saturday evening, kicking off a five-day state visit aimed at bolstering ties between Brazil and China.
This marks President Lula’s first visit to China since resuming office earlier this year. During his stay, he’s expected to meet with Chinese leaders to discuss strengthening economic partnerships, expanding trade relations, and collaborating on global issues like climate change.
China is Brazil’s largest trading partner, and both nations are keen on enhancing cooperation in areas such as technology, infrastructure, and renewable energy. The visit is seen as a significant step toward deepening the relationship between two of the Global South’s most influential countries.
Young people across the Global South are watching closely as Brazil and China work together to shape a more connected and prosperous future.
