Hey there! Did you know that China and Brazil are joining hands to help make the world a better place? 🤝 These two big countries are working together to reduce hunger and poverty, not just in their own countries but around the world!
What’s Happening?
China’s President Xi Jinping recently visited Brazil to meet with Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. They talked about how they can work together to help people who don’t have enough food or money. 🍞💡
Big Achievements So Far
- China has helped lift hundreds of millions of people out of poverty over the past few decades! That’s like helping almost the whole population of Europe! 🌟
- Brazil has also made huge progress by reducing the number of people who are very poor and hungry. They made it a top priority to help their people. 🥗
Working Together
China and Brazil trade a lot with each other. For example, China buys lots of soybeans, corn, and meat from Brazil, which helps feed people in China. In return, China invests in big projects in Brazil, like building power plants and improving technology. This helps create jobs and improve lives in Brazil! 🚜🏭
The Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty
At a big meeting with leaders from around the world, President Lula of Brazil started something called the Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty. It’s a group where countries work together to help people who are hungry and poor. China is joining this alliance, and together, they hope to make a big difference! 🌐❤️
Why This Matters
By teaming up, China and Brazil can share ideas and resources to help even more people. They’re setting an example for other countries to work together to solve big problems. Maybe one day, no one will have to go to bed hungry! 🛌🍴
Looking Ahead
Next year marks 50 years since China and Brazil became friends. 🎉 They plan to continue working together and helping others. Who knows what amazing things they will achieve next?
Isn’t it cool how countries can team up to make the world a better place? 🌍✨
Reference(s):
China-Brazil: Pioneers of co-development in the Global South
cgtn.com
