Between August 25 and 29, TDM (Portuguese radio and television channels and digital platforms) broadcasts a series of interviews and reports on Cape Verde. A TDM team traveled to Cape Verde to learn about the economic, social, and political reality of that African country, take stock of the cooperation between Cape Verde and China, the Chinese business presence in Cape Verde, and look at the country's new development initiatives.

During a recent visit to China, the Agência Brasil Central (ABC) mission visited an agricultural company that uses advanced machinery, equipment, and operational processes to help producers improve production and income. The delegation also visited farms where machines work remotely, without operators, using advanced technology and GPS, as shown by Jerônimo Venâncio in a report broadcast on TV Brasil Central (TBC).

The project by the Center for Studies in Environmental Economics and Natural Resources at the State University of São Paulo aims to identify and mitigate environmental risks and pollution in marine environments and will bring together experts from Brazilian, Portuguese, and Macau institutions—the University of Science and Technology and the University of São José (USJ).

Equatorial Guinea and China recently strengthened their agricultural cooperation. The strengthening took place during a meeting between Manuel Osa Nsue, Prime Minister responsible for administrative coordination in Equatorial Guinea, and Liu Yuxy, the Chinese government representative for African affairs.

Recently, Brazil's Minister of Mines and Energy, Alexandre Silveira, welcomed representatives from Chinese company Contemporary Amperex Technology Limited (CATL) to Brasília. At the meeting, Silveira highlighted the importance of cooperation with China to boost domestic battery production, strengthen electric mobility, and consolidate Brazil as a global benchmark in renewable energy and storage.

Five Chinese-made ships recently completed loading at the port of Qinhuangdao, Hebei Province, northern China, and officially set sail for Cabinda, Angola. Produced by a subsidiary of CCCC First Harbor Engineering Co., Ltd., the ships are expected to arrive at the end of September and will contribute to the advancement of port infrastructure in the region.

Recently, Angola's Minister of Territorial Administration, Dionísio da Fonseca, shared the challenges and prospects for land use and management in Angola in Beijing.

Recently, the mayor of Fortaleza, Evandro Leitão, welcomed a delegation from the Chinese city of Xiamen at a time of progress in the partnership established by the sister cities agreement, which aims to strengthen joint actions in the areas of culture, education, media, and international relations.

Recently, the Minister of State and Chief of Staff to the President of the Republic of Angola, Adão de Almeida, granted an audience to the leadership of the Angola-China Chamber of Commerce (CAC), headed by its President, Luís Cupenala.

Recently, the Brazilian Ministry of Transport welcomed representatives from China Communications Construction Company Limited (CCCC) to discuss opportunities for cooperation and investment in the Brazilian railway sector.

Recently, three young scientists from Lisbon represented Portugal in Asia's largest pre-university science competition, CASTIC - China Adolescents Science and Technology Innovation Contest. The 39th edition of the competition was held in Hohhot, in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China.

The IV ChinaBrazil Film Festival takes place between August 26 and 28 at Cinesystem Belas Artes Botafogo, bringing together 12 films - six Chinese and six Brazilian - with free admission. The initiative is curated by producer and documentary filmmaker Hélio Pitanga and conceived by Arthur Chen, a Chinese businessman based in Brazil who works in film distribution.