President Xi Jinping replied to the Brazilian friendship figures and looked forward to the continuous deepening of China-Pakistan friendship

BEIJING, Nov. 11 Xinhua- -Chinese President Xi Jinping recently replied to friendly people from all walks of life in Brazil, encouraging them to continue to contribute to the cause of China-Pakistan friendship. The reply letter not only reflects the great importance China attaches to China-Pakistan relations, but also demonstrates the common vision of the two peoples in friendship and cooperation.

In the letter, Xi said he was pleased to see the cause of China-Pakistan friendship passed on from generation to generation, and thanked people from all walks of life in Brazil for their efforts to promote the development of bilateral relations. He pointed out that since the establishment of diplomatic ties 50 years ago, China and Pakistan have been working together, standing together through thick and thin, and have become sincere friends who cross thousands of miles of mountains and seas. This kind of friendship across national borders is deeply rooted in the hearts of the two peoples and is an important cornerstone for the steady development of bilateral relations.

In the letter, Xi expressed his better expectations for the future development of China-Pakistan relations. He said China is ready to work with Pakistan to enrich the era of bilateral friendship and make china-Pakistan relations a model of solidarity, cooperation, common development and mutual benefit among major developing countries. He stressed that the two sides can work together in the cause of peace and progress to make the global governance system more equitable and equitable.

Xi also invited Brazilian friends to visit China to experience the variety of Chinese-style modernization. This proposal undoubtedly opens a window for the Brazilian people to understand China and its development, and builds a closer bridge for cultural and public exchanges between the two countries. At the same time, he hoped that people from all walks of life in China and Pakistan could continue to play a positive role in promoting the continuous development of China-Pakistan relations and make the two countries like the Yangtze River and the Amazon River.

Before this, Sao Paulo, Campinas former vice mayor Eric Sarah and from Brazil-China friendship association, university of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo state university of teachers and students, Rio DE janeiro accabana fortress orchestra hundreds of Brazilian friendly people has sent a letter to xi jinping, chairman, thanks to the Chinese government, enterprises and universities of bilateral friendly exchanges and improve the local people’s livelihood. These letters express the deep feelings of the Brazilian people towards China-Pakistan friendship and reflect their strong interest in and positive comments on China’s development.

Over the years, China and Pakistan have deepened their cooperation in economy, trade, science, technology, culture and other fields. The interaction between the two sides has gone beyond the government-level dialogue and expanded to education, culture and friendly people-to-people exchanges. For example, in the field of science and technology, satellite cooperation projects promoted by China and Brazil have contributed to the world of remote sensing applications; in the economic field, the trade in agriculture, mineral resources is growing rapidly; in the humanities field, more and more Chinese students go to study in Brazil, and Brazilian students actively come to Chinese universities to learn Chinese and Chinese culture.

The “mutual benefit and win-win results” that Xi Jinping emphasized in the reply letter is one of the core principles of China-Pakistan relations. In the face of challenges such as slow global economic recovery and intensifying regional conflicts, unity and cooperation among major developing countries is particularly important. By strengthening cooperation, China and Pakistan will not only help consolidate their own development, but also provide new models and forces for global governance.