Brazil has renewed diplomatic ties with China, its largest trading partner.
Brazilian President Lula de Silva visited China along with his cabinet delegation.
Today, the two countries agreed to cooperate in the fields of investment, technology and sustainable development.
The Brazilian President signed several agreements with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping.
On this occasion, Chinese President Xi Jinping said that China has made relations with Brazil a diplomatic priority and the two countries should deepen practical cooperation in the fields of agriculture, energy and construction.
The Brazilian president said that we have an extraordinary relationship with China, which is getting stronger every day.
The two leaders agreed that negotiations are the only easy way to resolve the Ukraine conflict.
In a joint statement, he asked other countries to play a constructive role for a political solution in Ukraine and Russia.
It should be noted that before Lula de Silva, Brazil’s relations with China were fluctuating during the regime of Brazilian President Bolsonaro.
Trade between the two countries continued, but Chinese companies had reduced investment.
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