Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira will participate in Beijing this Monday (Jun. 1) and Tuesday (2) in the 5th Global Strategic Dialogue between Brazil and China – a mechanism that facilitates the exchange of global, regional, and bilateral agendas.

Minister Vieira is expected to meet with Chinese vice-President Han Zheng and Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao. The Brazilian foreign minister will also visit the National Museum of China, which is hosting events celebrating the Brazil–China Cultural Year.

According to the Ministry of Foreign Relations, China is Brazil’s largest trading partner. Trade between the two countries totaled USD 170.9 billion in 2025, with a surplus of USD 29 billion for Brazil, driven by exports of agricultural products.