Recently, SUPCON, a leading player in China's industrial AI sector, was invited to attend the "Brazil-China Business Seminar" and the "Chile-China 2025 Business Forum" to explore new paths for industrial digital transformation with Latin American political and business leaders, injecting innovative momentum into deepening China-Latin America industrial cooperation.

As China's relations with Latin America continue to deepen, Brazil, the region's largest economy, is facing unprecedented opportunities for the development of industrial digitalization. On May 12, the Brazil-China Business Seminar was held in Beijing. Brazilian President Lula, Vice Chairman of CPPCC and Chairman of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce Gao Yunlong attended the closing ceremony and delivered speeches. Gao Yunlong said that China is willing to work with all sectors of Brazil to implement the important consensus, promote cooperation in various fields to better benefit the people of the two countries, and work together to build a China-Brazil community with a shared future for a fairer world and a more sustainable planet, injecting more positive energy into world peace and development. President Lula stated that Brazil is willing to actively promote the docking of the development strategies of the two countries to achieve more mutually beneficial results and further create a model of solidarity and cooperation among the Global South countries.

During the meeting, August YE, Vice President of SUPCON, and his team had in-depth exchanges with Alexandre Silveira, Minister of Mines and Energy of Brazil, Rodriguez, Governor of Bahia State, and senior executives of industry leaders such as Vale and Suzano, focusing on industrial digitalization and industrial AI technology, and jointly exploring in-depth cooperation opportunities in key areas such as energy, renewable resources, metallurgy, and mining. YE said that SUPCON has deep expertise and a strong track record of innovation in key areas such as industry know-how, big data, application scenarios, and industrial AI technology, and can provide reliable support for the digital transformation of Brazilian companies.

At the same time, the SUPCON Brazil office team presented the report "Industrial AI, Intelligent Future" at both the Rio BRICS Innovation Base and São Paulo, and exchanged views with local companies on industrial and digital development.

As the firstSouth America country to establish diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China, Chile has a deep political foundation and friendship in the bilateral relations between China and Chile. At the Chile-China 2025 Business Forum held on May 15, Chilean President Gabriel Boric spoke highly of the long-standing friendly and cooperative relations between China and Chile.

Zhong Weitao, Assistant to the President of SUPCON, was invited to attend the meeting as a corporate representative. Pablo Arriarán Ahumada, the Chilean ambassador to China, had a cordial exchange with Zhong. Ambassador Arriarán recognized SUPCON's deep cultivation and rapid development in the field of industrial digitalization. He pointed out that SUPCON's industrial AI technology can provide technical references for the digitalization transformation of Chile's key sectors such as mining and energy, and he looks forward to the future cooperation between Chinese and Chilean companies in the fields of green mining, green hydrogen and other renewable energy, and jointly promoting new bilateral growth.

SUPCON officially established its Latin America (LA) regional division this year, actively expanding partnerships with countries such as Brazil and Chile, and leading efforts in advancing industrial intelligence across the region. Adopting a strategy of "regional hubs + localized deployment + ecosystem collaboration," SUPCON has established service centers in Brazil, Mexico, and other locations, along with deploying local technical teams. SUPCON actively engages with local industry leaders to strengthen economic and trade cooperation between China and Latin America, particularly in the fields of digital economy and green energy. Going forward, SUPCON will continue to leverage its technological strengths in smart plants, industrial AI, and energy transition to support the modernization and digitalization of industrial value chains throughout Latin America.