In a telegram to Brazil, Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed the successful development of bilateral relations in the spirit of strategic partnership, stressing the continuation of joint work to build a multipolar global system.
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العلاقات الثنائية بين روسيا والبرازيل تشهد تعاوناً مستمراً في إطار المنظمات الدولية مثل بريكس ومجموعة العشرين.
In his telegram, the text of which was published on the Kremlin's website on Monday, Putin indicated that relations between Russia and Brazil are developing successfully in the spirit of strategic partnership.
He added that the two countries "actively cooperate in various fields and coordinate efforts at the level of the United Nations, the BRICS Group, the G20 and other multilateral organizations."
He said: "We will undoubtedly continue our constructive joint work to strengthen mutually beneficial Russian-Brazilian relations, in a way that fully meets the interests of our two friendly peoples and is in line with building a new, multipolar and more just world order."

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