Agricultural cooperation and solidarity with Brazil
A May 2024 exchange examined agricultural cooperation between China and Brazil alongside support for flood-affected communities. The discussion linked market opportunities with information sharing, training and technical cooperation during the fiftieth anniversary year of bilateral diplomatic relations.
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The meeting took place on 27 May 2024 with the association’s Latin American regional representative and a PER CAPTA representative. Discussion addressed Brazilian agricultural products, market demand and opportunities to deepen China–Brazil cooperation.
The association’s report also records concern for communities affected by flooding in Rio Grande do Sul and an intention to organize material support. Agricultural training, technology exchange and participation in the forthcoming Cyprus forum were further topics of the meeting.
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Participants discussing China–Brazil agricultural cooperation.
World Farmer AssociationA group photograph during the China–Brazil cooperation exchange.
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