Brazilian Finance Minister Dario Durigan said in Beijing that Brazil wants to deepen cooperation with China to expand green financing and accelerate its low-carbon transition. Speaking at a green finance round table at the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, Durigan emphasized the need for long-term partnerships that build local value, boost productive capacity, and advance global climate goals. Brazil has abundant renewable energy, critical minerals, and biodiversity, but Durigan noted that natural advantages alone are not enough. The real challenge is turning that potential into actual investment and sustainable development. The article highlights Brazil's push to scale up green investment through stronger ties with China, though it does not detail specific projects or financing mechanisms yet.
