Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's recent visit to Brazil will lead to huge investments vital to boosting the South American country's economy, local experts said.
Gree, an air-conditioner manufacturer from China, unveiled its latest zero-energy consumption unit in Rio de Janeiro.
Premier Li Keqiang tells business leaders that economies of China and Brazil are compatible
China-Latin American ties can be described as dynamic, with upgraded cooperation in production capacity and equipment manufacturing with a view to achieve mutual benefit.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, right, is presented the key to the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro in a symbolic presentation by its mayor, Eduardo Paes, on May 20.
China thanked the government of Rio de Janeiro for opening the door to Chinese manufacturing exports, and cooperation with the famous Brazilian state will be enhanced, Premier Li Keqiang told Luiz Fernando de Souza, the state’s governor, during their meeting on May 20.
China has pledged to open more manufacturing plants and maintenance centers in Brazil, which is expected to boost Brazil's economy on two fronts.
Although China and Brazil are two distant countries separated by a more than 20-hour plane ride, with languages as different as two worlds, their linkage is increasingly closer.
The ferry was made in China and is named after one of Rio's biggest tourist attractions and has a capacity of 2,000 passengers.
Chinese cuisine is catching on with Brazilians, who have a fondness for kung pao chicken and spicy bean curd, said Chen Xiuwen, owner of a restaurant in Rio de Janeiro.
Some 30 Chinese companies in different sectors such as energy, telecommunication, information technology, participated in the exhibition which kicked off here on Wednesday.
Chinese enterprises should sharpen manufacturing of equipment, says Premier Li Keqiang on a visit to Rio de Janeiro in Brazil on Wednesday.
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