EBC and Xinhua will be able to share texts and images, in addition to professionals, training programs, and logistical support for international new coverage.
The documents focus on “sustainable bases, with technological innovation and investment in strategic sectors.” Brazil’s Development Ministry will be responsible for industrial investment, digital economy, and trade facilitation.
“Bilateral trade grew in 2020, despite the pandemic, to a record volume of $102.5 billion, with a surplus balance of $33 billion for Brazil. We want a bigger and more diversified economic and commercial relationship with China. Our exports, still concentrated on a few primary products, could expand in amount and variety,” the chancellor declared.
The United Nations (UN) Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) will meet in Rome on Sunday (Jun 23) to elect the director-general to lead the institution for the next four years.