Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to embark on a significant diplomatic tour this November, highlighting China’s active role in global economic and political affairs. From November 13 to 17, President Xi will visit Lima to attend the 31st Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Economic Leaders’ Meeting. During his stay, he will also pay a state visit to Peru at the invitation of Peruvian President Dina Ercilia Boluarte Zegarra, as announced by Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying on Friday.
Following his engagements in Peru, President Xi will travel to Rio de Janeiro from November 17 to 21 to participate in the 19th G20 Summit. He is scheduled to pay a state visit to Brazil at the invitation of Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Hua said.
These back-to-back summits provide a platform for international leaders to discuss pressing economic issues, foster cooperation, and address global challenges. President Xi’s participation underscores China’s commitment to collaborating with nations across the Asia-Pacific and Latin America to promote sustainable development and mutual prosperity.
The visits to Peru and Brazil are expected to strengthen bilateral ties, enhance economic partnerships, and expand cultural exchanges. As emerging economies and key players in their respective regions, both countries have significant roles in global trade and investment, aligning with China’s vision for inclusive growth and shared advancement.
Observers anticipate that President Xi’s engagements will contribute to deepening understanding and boosting confidence among global markets, providing valuable insights for business professionals, investors, and academics interested in Asia’s dynamic interactions on the world stage.
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President Xi to attend APEC meeting, G20 Summit, visit Peru, Brazil
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