Michel Temer, head of Brazil's Chamber of Deputies (or lower house of parliament), met in Brasilia on Wednesday with a delegation from China's Tibet Autonomous Region.
Zhang Qingli, member of the 17th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and secretary of the CPC committee of the Tibet Autonomous Region, who led the delegation, lauded the friendly ties between both countries, both parliaments as well as those between the CPC and various parties in the Brazilian parliament.
He also briefed his host on the current situation in China.
Temer highly praised China's great achievements brought about its 30 years of reform and opening-up drive and said the Brazilian National Congress is willing to further enhance exchanges and cooperation with China's National People's Congress.
On the same day, the Chinese delegation held talks with CarlosLupi, chairman of Brazil's Democratic Workers Party and labor minister, and met separately with Brazil's Workers' Party Chairman Ricardo Berzoini and Chairman of the Communist Party Jose Renato Rabelo.
Source:Xinhua
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