Dilma Rousseff Receives China's Highest Honor and Joins Vladimir Putin and Ban Ki-moon Among the Few Leaders Awarded by Xi Jinping in Beijing

Dilma Rousseff Receives China’s Highest Honor and Joins Vladimir Putin and Ban Ki-moon Among the Few Leaders Awarded by Xi Jinping in Beijing

Written by Alisson Ficher

Published on 29/09/2024 at 16:47

Updated on 29/09/2024 at 16:52

Dilma Rousseff se junta a Putin e Ban Ki-moon ao receber a maior honraria da China: a Medalha da Amizade, entregue por Xi Jinping.

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Dilma Rousseff Receives The Friendship Medal From China, Joining Vladimir Putin And Ban Ki-moon. The Honor Was Presented By Xi Jinping In Recognition Of International Cooperation.

Did you know that former Brazilian president, Dilma Rousseff, is now part of an exclusive international group that includes Vladimir Putin and Ban Ki-moon?

Few global leaders have received the highest honor from the Chinese government: the Friendship Medal. But what does this distinction really mean and why does Xi Jinping choose so carefully who deserves it?

Dilma Joins The Circle Of International Elite

Former president Dilma Rousseff was awarded the prestigious Friendship Medal from China at a ceremony held this Sunday (29) at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.

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Xi Jinping And The Choice Of Influential Leaders

Xi Jinping, president of China, has been selective in choosing the recipients of this medal.

Since the creation of the Friendship Medal in 2018, the list of honorees includes prominent figures such as Russian President Vladimir Putin, recognized in 2018, and former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, both for their efforts in international cooperation and for advocating global peace.

Dilma Rousseff, who has been presiding over the New Development Bank (NDB) since March 2023, has stood out in her activities at the head of the institution, created by the BRICS group of emerging economies.

The bank, headquartered in Shanghai, plays an important role in sustainable development and infrastructure in emerging countries, something that strengthens the ties between China and Brazil.

According to experts, Dilma’s relationship with China is longstanding, and her work at the NDB has further strengthened this partnership.

Amid an international landscape of economic and political tensions, cooperation between these two countries has become crucial for global balance.

Friendship Medal And Its Other Recipients

In addition to Putin and Ban Ki-moon, the Friendship Medal has also been awarded to notable figures who, according to the Chinese government, have contributed significantly to international relations and peace. Among them are:

Kazuo Inamori, founder of Kyocera Corporation and a major contributor to economic and technological development between China and Japan.
Mengistu Haile Mariam, former leader of Ethiopia, awarded for his efforts in promoting peace and cooperation between African nations and China.

The Honor In The Context Of The 75th Anniversary Of China

This year’s award ceremony took place at a special moment: the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, celebrated on October 1, 2024.

Xi Jinping took the opportunity to strengthen ties with partner countries, and Dilma Rousseff represented not only Brazil but also the potential for multilateral cooperation.

During the ceremony, the Chinese president highlighted Brazil’s importance on the global stage and Dilma’s contribution to peace and development.

In total, 15 personalities were awarded national medals and honorary titles in 2024 as part of the China anniversary celebrations.

Each of them played an important role in international cooperation or in advancing the Chinese socialist economy.

Geopolitical Importance

The delivery of the Friendship Medal goes beyond a diplomatic gesture.

According to geopolitical experts, China uses this honor as a way to consolidate strategic partnerships and reinforce its role as a global leader.

In Dilma Rousseff’s case, her role at the NDB symbolizes the mutual trust between Brazil and China and the willingness of both countries to collaborate on global issues, such as sustainable development and world peace.

Future Of The China-Brazil Partnership

The Brazil-China relationship, which began decades ago, has evolved over the years and strengthened in areas such as trade, technology, and infrastructure.

Dilma Rousseff’s appointment to the NDB and the delivery of the Friendship Medal reflect the recognition of Brazil’s leadership role in South-South cooperation.

The New Development Bank, founded in 2015, reinforces this bond, allowing emerging countries to work together in the global economic landscape.

At the end of the ceremony, Dilma thanked for the honor and emphasized the importance of international cooperation to face global challenges.

“The world needs more unity and less confrontation,” declared the former president, reaffirming her commitment to peace and development.

With so many renowned personalities receiving this medal, is Brazil ready to further expand its cooperation with China? And how can this partnership impact the future of the global economy? Share your thoughts in the comments!

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Dilma Rousseff Receives China’s Highest Honor and Joins Vladimir Putin and Ban Ki-moon Among the Few Leaders Awarded by Xi Jinping in Beijing

Dilma Rousseff Receives The Friendship Medal From China, Joining Vladimir Putin And Ban Ki-moon. The Honor Was Presented By Xi Jinping In Recognition Of International Cooperation.

Dilma Joins The Circle Of International Elite

Xi Jinping And The Choice Of Influential Leaders

Friendship Medal And Its Other Recipients

The Honor In The Context Of The 75th Anniversary Of China

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Dilma Rousseff Receives China’s Highest Honor and Joins Vladimir Putin and Ban Ki-moon Among the Few Leaders Awarded by Xi Jinping in Beijing

Dilma Rousseff Receives The Friendship Medal From China, Joining Vladimir Putin And Ban Ki-moon. The Honor Was Presented By Xi Jinping In Recognition Of International Cooperation.

Dilma Joins The Circle Of International Elite

Xi Jinping And The Choice Of Influential Leaders

Friendship Medal And Its Other Recipients

The Honor In The Context Of The 75th Anniversary Of China

Geopolitical Importance

Future Of The China-Brazil Partnership

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A giant brown band visible from space, approximately 8,850 kilometers long, connected Africa to America in the Atlantic Ocean, and satellites revealed that it is neither land nor pollution, but the largest accumulation of seaweed in the world, which broke records in 2025.

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