Cooperation for a green future
An agreement supported by IECBC connects Beijing Green and Green Rio around Brazilian and Chinese sustainable development agendas.
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The future takes shape through dialogue.
Creative economy, innovation and cooperation between Brazil and China.
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A dialogue on energy
At Brasil Export, Cláudia Jannuzzi highlights the long term perspective of Chinese investments.
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Bringing people together
Investment, education and creative economy at the Brazil–China New Era Forum in Juiz de Fora.
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The Institute for Creative Economy Brazil–China is a nonpartisan, nonprofit civil association. It promotes the creative economy, encourages exchanges and contributes to economic and social development.
Our history and objectivesOur foundations
Creative economy
Connect culture, knowledge, technology and services to promote the creative economy.
Science, technology and innovation
Encourage studies, research and the development of alternative, advanced and innovative technologies.
International cooperation and exchange
Build cooperation networks and strengthen exchanges in education, culture, business, science, health and sport.
Learning, culture and knowledge
Promote education, training, human resource development, culture and knowledge sharing.
Social development and sustainability
Support social assistance, health, food security, environmental preservation and economic and social development.
An editorial summary of the Institute’s purposes. See the statute for the full text.
Our objectives
Research and learning
Promote studies, research, alternative technologies, education and human resource development; produce and share technical and scientific knowledge.
Economic and social development
Promote social assistance, volunteering and poverty reduction; explore new models of production, trade, employment and credit.
Health, food and sustainability
Promote health, food and nutritional security; preserve the environment and support sustainable development and mobility research.
International exchange and services
Build cooperation networks in culture, technology, education, health and business, including copyright, digital trade, audiovisual production and sport.
Principles that guide our work
Legality, impartiality, integrity, transparency, economy and efficiency, without discrimination based on race, colour, gender or religion.
Ethics, peace, citizenship, human rights and democracy are also part of the Institute's purposes.
Purposeful cooperation
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Smart Health
Artificial intelligence for medical image analysis and clinical decision support, alongside medical care, traditional medicine and biotechnology.
Possible areas for cooperation. Each proposal requires dialogue and joint definition.
StatuteCooperation taking shape
Agreements and institutional connections linking places, knowledge and new possibilities between Brazil and China.
Juiz de Fora
A Technical Cooperation Agreement with the Municipality of Juiz de Fora to connect business, technology and cultural exchange.
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Barra do Piraí
A Cooperation Agreement with the municipality, alongside closer ties between Barra do Piraí and Rongjiang, which also formalised a sister-city relationship.
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Pellon
Institutional cooperation formalised with Pellon Advocacia on August 20, 2026. The meeting also opened dialogue on Panda Bonds and financing in the Chinese market.
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BISU
A memorandum of understanding with the China Institute for Trade in Services at Beijing International Studies University, represented by Professor Li Jiashan.
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Beijing Green / Green Rio
IECBC coordinated cooperation between the forums, formalised on June 18, 2026, to promote exchanges and a sustainable development agenda.
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People who connect
The board guiding the Institute and its Brazil–China cooperation agenda.
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Cláudia Jannuzzi
President
Su Ziliang
Secretary-General
Leandro Su
Paulo Alves
Financial Director
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