China urges Brazil to jointly repel external challenges in strategic dialogue
On Monday in Beijing, Wang Yi, China's leading diplomat, urged Brazil to collaborate in countering external threats as they commenced a high-level strategic dialogue. This political coordination initiative will continue through Tuesday, following the last meeting in Brasilia in January 2024. Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira engaged in discussions with Wang Yi and Vice President Han Zheng. Amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict, Brazil aims to secure a consistent supply of fertilizers. Wang Yi emphasized that their partnership is built on strong foundations, encompassing not just trade but also advancements in technology and innovation.
Key facts
- China urged Brazil to jointly repel external challenges.
- High-level strategic dialogue opened in Beijing on Monday.
- Dialogue runs until Tuesday.
- Previous round was in Brasilia in January 2024.
- Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira met Wang Yi and Han Zheng.
- Brazil seeks stable fertiliser supply amid US-Iran conflict.
- Wang Yi said partnership has solid foundations.
- Partnership extends into technology and innovation.
Entities
Locations
- Beijing
- Brasilia
- Brazil
- China