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Former Brazilian President Michel Temer has outscored the importance of his country s connections with China, which is their main export destination.
Temer also admitted all-around cooperation between the two countries is progressing steadily with vast potentials, adding that there is a broad prospect for further development of bilateral ties and Chinese investments in Brazil are expected to grow continuously.
The 80-year-old Temer also highlighted the importance of agribusiness in the Brazilian export, particularly the sales of soybean and meat.
Brazil s former president Temer says China ties of fundamental importance
1 2021-04-28 16:07:07Xinhua
Editor : Cheng Zizhuo
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The relationship between Brazil and China is of fundamental importance for the South American country, and all-round cooperation between the two countries is progressing steadily with vast potentials, former Brazilian President Michel Temer has said.
China is Brazil s main export destination, and the two countries have close trade relations, said Temer, adding that there is a broad prospect for further development of bilateral ties and Chinese investments in Brazil are expected to grow continuously.
The veteran politician, turning 80 and retired from political life, has served as president of the Chamber of Deputies on three separate occasions and also served as vice president before taking over Brazil s top job in 2016.
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