Senior Chinese diplomat Wang Yi met with Celso Amorim, chief advisor to Brazil's president, during commemorations marking the 80th anniversary of the World Anti-Fascist War victory in Beijing. The high-level exchange highlighted growing coordination between two key Global South powers amid shifting international dynamics.
Wang, a Political Bureau member of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, emphasized the need for China and Brazil to "unequivocally promote multilateralism" and strengthen BRICS cooperation. The dialogue comes as economic blocs face challenges from unilateral trade measures and tariff disputes.
"Enhanced communication among BRICS countries on major issues is crucial for maintaining global stability," Wang stated, underscoring China's commitment to working with Brazil on international governance reforms.
Amorim echoed these sentiments, noting that "stronger solidarity among developing nations" has become imperative. He praised China's Global Governance Initiative as timely, while reaffirming Brazil's willingness to "jointly uphold multilateral frameworks" through increased diplomatic coordination.
The meeting signals potential alignment on reforming international financial institutions and addressing climate challenges through South-South cooperation platforms. Observers suggest this could influence upcoming G20 negotiations and World Trade Organization reforms.
