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Celso Amorim, chief advisor to Brazilian President Lula, concluded his two day visit to Beijing. In an exclusive interview with our correspondent Bruno Falci he discusses the main issues on his agenda. teleSUR

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00:00Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's chief advisor, Celso Amorim, has concluded
00:05a two-day visit to China.
00:07In an exclusive interview with our correspondent Bruno Fauci, he discussed the main issues
00:12on his agenda.
00:13Let's see.
00:19Greetings, comrades.
00:20I'm here in Beijing to inform you that Celso Amorim, the chief advisor to President Luiz
00:28Inácio Lula da Silva, concluded his two-day visit to China this Thursday, after meeting
00:34with the Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, here in Beijing, on Wednesday, yesterday.
00:42Amorim delivered a letter from President Lula, addressed to the President Xi Jinping.
00:48According to the Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, convid the Xi greetings to Lula and highlighted
00:56the development of bilateral ties toward a community with a shared future.
01:02The meeting addressed artificial intelligence, critical minerals and rare earths, as well
01:09as the international situation and coordination within BRICS.
01:15In an exclusive interview with Telesur, Amorim expanded on these issues and highlighted cooperation
01:23on open-source artificial intelligence and its importance for the technological autonomy of
01:30the countries in the global south.
01:33He also called for greater financial and monetary cooperation, including a more active role for
01:42the new development bank of BRICS.
01:46Regarding critical minerals and rare earths, he explained that Brazil seeks to move beyond
01:53the export of raw materials and develop its own technological capabilities, exchanging experience
02:02with China while preserving its autonomy.
02:06Almorim also highlighted the role of China can play in seeking peace in the Middle East and
02:14diplomatic solution to international conflicts.
02:19On sovereignty, he said that Brazil and China share the principle of non-interference in internal
02:26affairs and the Brazil must remain alert to the risk of external interference.
02:33From here, the capital China, with this news, we'll go back with you to the studios.
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