After the meeting between the Sports Ministers of the BRICS countries, representatives from China participated on June 4 in a bilateral meeting with Brazil's Ministry of Sport. The aim of the meeting was to strengthen sports exchange between the nations and discuss possible partnerships and cooperation.

BYD's growth has been remarkable, with the brand gradually investing in Europe and, in particular, Portugal. Its success is reflected in the figures: with a market share of 9.8%, BYD achieved first place in monthly sales of 100% electric light vehicles in Portugal in May.

The former Mayor of Ilha Solteira, Otávio Gomes, participated in the China-Brazil Youth Leaders Dialogue, held in May in the cities of Beijing and Shanghai. The initiative brought together Brazilian and Chinese leaders to discuss topics such as innovation, technology, culture, and the role of youth in social and economic development.

The visa exemption for Brazilians traveling to China for up to 30 days should intensify commercial, technological, and academic relations, benefiting sectors such as agribusiness, technology, and renewable energy, in addition to expanding partnerships and competitiveness in the Asian market.

China's ambassador to Portugal, Zhao Bentang, in an interview with CNN on June 2, said that "there are ideas" from companies such as car manufacturer BYD to "invest in Portugal." All this because "Portugal is an important country," since it "has a large market," not only because it is part of the European Union, but also because it belongs to the CPLP.

In the first four months of 2025, exports from the city of Dongguan, located in Guangdong province, southern China, to Latin America reached 14.8 billion yuan (approximately US$2.06 billion).

The 11th edition of the BRICS Parliamentary Forum began on June 3 at the National Congress in Brasilia. The event is the epicenter of the debate on the future of emerging countries and brings together delegations from 15 nations, including China, Russia, India, and South Africa, as well as partners such as Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, and Indonesia.

Brazilian fashion designer Davi or Davii (the stage name which he has given to his brand, despite being registered as Fabiano Fernandez dos Santos) has revealed that he will enter the Chinese market, where he has just launched a new label, Davii Poët. Keqiao Fashion Week was the debut catwalk for Davii Poët, which has been registered in the Keqiao district of Zhejiang province since 2024.

The Chinese business group Wang-Kang Safira, a multinational that has been operating in the country since 2024 and has one of the largest ceramics factories in Africa, will invest in the construction of a new steel factory based on local coal, continuing to optimize its investment in the Mozambican market.

The Logistique Summit 2025, expected to draw over 1,400 participants, will take place from August 12 to 14 in Balneário Camboriú, Santa Catarina. A central theme of the event will be China’s influence on Brazil’s economy and infrastructure, reflecting the deepening bilateral ties between the two nations amid shifting global geopolitics.

At the invitation of the Dalian Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism, the University of Évora (UÉ) took part in the 34th Dalian Acacia Flower Festival, held in Dalian, China. The delegation included Ana Telles, Vice-Rector for Culture and Community,

The rector of Joaquim Chissano University (UJC), João Gabriel de Barros, said that the Mozambican institution would sign a partnership with the South China University of Technology to train teachers in industrial policies. Barros was speaking on the sidelines of a forum of think tanks between China and Portuguese-speaking countries, which ran between May 29 and 31 in Macau.