Rui interview with Brazilian President Rousseff

--CCTV2, Brazil's president, Dilma, took part in the third meeting of BRICS leaders and completed her first state visit to China since taking office. CCTV Financial channel host Rui an interview with President Rousseff, the first time a Brazilian female president has interviewed a foreign media. Ms Rousseff hopes that the two countries will establish deep cooperation in technology and industry, drawing on China's successful experience in hosting major sporting events and high-speed rail construction, and she believes the Brics are among the best ideas in the world. Brazilian President Dilma Rui: You are the first woman president in Brazil and the first president to get the title of an economist.　　If the Sino-Pakistani bilateral economic and trade relations start, after a hands-on experience with the China-Pakistan Agriculture and trade minister, my impression is that Brazil wants to export more goods, services and manufacturing products to China, in addition to the large-scale trade with the Chinese, such as natural resources and commodities, what is your next strategy for CMB trade? Ms Rousseff: I think it boils down to the point that both sides should benefit from bilateral trade. We will continue to export China's soybeans, iron ore and oil to China. But what we aspire to or pursue in these areas is the production of value-added products for export. So I think Brazil needs high quality product exports to bring Brazilian exports to high value-added products, because Brazil's trade strategy is to add value to existing goods. While exporting manufactured goods, Brazil hope to establish another form of cooperation with China, so that the two countries can carry out joint ventures, such as Brazilian companies in China to undertake joint ventures, so that we can not only complementary economic, but also to enable the two countries in the field of scientific and technological research and Development to establish a partnership to create more sophisticated products, Build partnerships based on innovation and new areas, such as nanotechnology, biotechnology. China has a strong power in the solar field, which is important for Brazil. Brazil has a large number of experts on biofuels, so CMB can establish cooperation in the field of technology and industry. It is clear that such cooperation involves many companies in both China and Pakistan. Rui interview with Ms Rousseff Rui: There are a large number of Brazilian business leaders and CEOs accompanying you, and it is likely that China will also send a huge Chinese business leader and CEO to look for investment opportunities in Brazil next time.　　What China has been talking about is the huge investment opportunities that Brazil has given to Chinese companies, such as the World Cup and the Olympic infrastructure, and the possibility of a joint building by the Brazilian minister yesterday, which, in your view, is the ideal area for Chinese companies and investors. Ms Rousseff: Through this visit, we have the opportunity to engage with investment companies in the field of information and communication technology, such as Hwe, ZTE, Foxconn and so on. I think they have a lot of room to invest in the information and communication industry in Brazil. In addition, China has gained a lot of valuable experience through the successful hosting of the Olympic Games in Beijing, and Brazil will host the Olympic Games and football in 2016 and 2014 respectively.World Cup, so we would like to learn from the experience of Chinese business leaders, through the corresponding investment, to create a development-oriented venues for the event. Brazil has benefited from China's construction of a gas pipeline that runs more than 900 kilometres from south to north. So we would like to use this experience to attract more investment from China to develop our infrastructure.　　I would also like to point out that the upcoming high-speed trains, which also have a large investment market in Brazil, and a joint venture between the Atlantic and the Pacific, will help deepen our partnership and contribute to the integration of South America and Asia as a whole. Rui: One important purpose of your visit is to attend the third meeting of BRICS leaders. Last year in Beijing I had the honour to interview Lula, Brazil's former president, who believes that the BRICS, now with South Africa, should be a group to protect and defend the interests of the developing countries in the face of the G20 Global Framework. Will you continue this Brazilian policy? Rui Interview Rosevrosef: You have brilliantly summed up what I think is the purpose of joining the BRICS leaders ' third meeting. I agree with President Lula. I would add that BRICS members, by uniting into a group, play a central role in international groups such as G20, and Brazil is also a member of the G20 organization, and is the base state. In the absence of Russian participation, China, India and Pakistan have reached a framework for climate change policy. In fact, Brazil's participation in the BRICS forum is of great significance, first of all, it is the understanding of the actual situation in the world today, such as China and Pakistan, the developing countries have undergone great changes, a vast territory, a large population, rich in resources, manufacturing products, there is a great creative ability. Our countries, which have been instrumental in helping the global economy, play an important role and are the cornerstone of global peace-building, which I think is one of the best ideas on the global scale, which strengthens the links between the various institutions, such as the United Nations. These institutions need to undergo a number of changes so that they can reflect the International Monetary Fund to adapt to the global economy, rather than the global post-war pattern and form. China is now the world's second-largest economy, and Brazil ranks seventh. We expect China to be the largest economy in a few decades, and Brazil will be the top five, and India, Russia and South Africa should be taken into account. In addition to the economic category, I think the BRICS countries will play a positive role in establishing a peaceful order and safeguarding the fundamental values of humankind.