In the era of digitalization and artificial intelligence, the countries of the Global South must intensify technological cooperation and resource sharing to reduce inequalities.
China has adopted an aggressive strategy of global fisheries expansion, including subsidies to its distant water fleet and the use of “flags of convenience” to avoid detection.
A diminished leadership of the U.S. in the region could be exploited by Beijing, which is seeking to strengthen diplomatic ties with new partners in the Americas to consolidate its geopolitical position.
In the context of a shared agenda focused on sustainable and technological development, Brazil and China can move towards partnerships that strengthen their bilateral relations and their position in the world.
