Brazil is preparing to launch its first sovereign bonds denominated in Chinese currency, known as panda bonds, in 2025. The move was analyzed by the Chinese newspaper Global Times as a clear sign of the growing internationalization of the yuan and an important milestone in the financial rapprochement between the two countries.

Mozambique's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Maria Lucas, said on June 13 that the Chinese government will increase its support for the country, especially in projects in the areas of health and infrastructure.

China remains Brazil's main trading partner in 2025, according to the 162nd edition of the “Economy in Numbers” report, prepared by the Association for Industrial Development of the State of Goiás (Adial). The report highlights the main data on Brazilian foreign trade between January and May of this year.

The arrival of the Brazilian film I’m Still Here, winner of the Oscar for Best International Feature Film, on Chinese screens brought more than a new perspective on Brazil’s recent past—it also opened a sensitive channel of dialogue between distant cultures, connecting memories and emotions through the universal language of cinema.

The governor of Minas Gerais, Romeu Zema, left on June 15 for an official mission to China. The ten-day trip focuses on attracting private investments and developing solutions for the Belo Horizonte subway.

The Angolan government signed a US$110 million contract with electronics group Huawei on June 13 in Shenzhen, according to João Baptista Borges, Angola's Minister of Energy and Water.

Exports from Zhejiang Province in eastern China to Latin America totaled 145.06 billion yuan in the first four months of 2025, up 21.5% year-on-year, according to data from Hangzhou Customs. Exports to Brazil, the main destination for Chinese investments, reached 35.79 billion yuan (about US$4.98 billion), a year-on-year increase of 17.9% over the same period.

The Chinese and Overseas Charity Foundation in Cape Verde was officially established on June 13 with the goal of uniting solidarity efforts to support vulnerable groups, promoting traditional Chinese values and the friendship between the two countries.

The experience in urban sustainability and smart cities brought by China through South-South cooperation is an example for Brazil, said Maria Fernanda Coelho, Director of Finance and Digital Credit for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises at the Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES) and president of the Brazilian Development Association (ABDE), during an interview with Xinhua, as part of her participation in the Brazil Energy Conference 2025.

Recently, the main structure of the radio telescope from the China-Brazil joint project was shipped to Paraíba. The equipment is part of the international project “Radio Telescope for Detecting Baryon Acoustic Oscillation Signals in the Universe” (BINGO) and marks the beginning of the installation phase in Brazil.

Recently, Otilia Tomo, technical director of Animal Sciences at the Mozambique Agricultural Research Institute, gave an exclusive interview to Xinhua News Agency. “This year is a jubilee year, marking 50 years of friendship between the two countries.

On June 9, “The Third China-Brazil PV Industry Development and Cooperation Mechanism Conference” was held in the city of Shanghai, southwest China. The event was organized by the China Photovoltaic Industry Association (CPIA) and the Brazilian Association of Photovoltaic Solar Energy (ABSOLAR), in partnership with ApexBrasil, the Brazilian Federal Government, and the Chinese Government.