On April 23, Minister of Women Cida Gonçalves received the vice-president of the United Arab Emirates Gender Balance Council, Mona Almarri, and the vice-president of the All-China Women's Federation, Lin Yi, with whom she discussed possibilities for cooperation in promoting gender equality, empowering women and combating violence.

Chinese multinational Huawei is developing a project to improve communications and connectivity services in Angola, which aims to cover all rural areas, as part of its social responsibility.

The Chinese company Envision, which specializes in renewable energy, is considering investing in Rio de Janeiro to produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The governor of Rio, Cláudio Castro, met with representatives of the company in Shanghai and offered incentives for the multinational to set up in the state.

The strategic partnership between Brazil and China was strengthened on April 16 by Minister of Health Alexandre Padilha. With the aim of advancing cooperation initiatives in the areas of health and technology, Padilha received China's Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador, Zhu Qingqiao, and other Chinese representatives.

Angola and China signed a memorandum of understanding on strategic cooperation in agriculture on April 16 in Luanda, with a view to promoting the construction of a tractor factory and the creation of an agricultural training school in the country.

The Minister of Mines and Energy, Alexandre Silveira, leaves for China on April 17 on a strategic mission: to expand business and attract Chinese investment to Brazil.

Members of the Government of the People's Republic of China were in Brasilia and met with members of the Brazilian government to learn about infrastructure projects in Brazil. The delegation discussed the construction of the Bioceanic Corridor.

On April 16, China officially donated 1,200 tons of rice to São Tomé and Príncipe, in a ceremony marked by speeches of solidarity and appeals for cooperation. The donation, received by the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ilza Amado Vaz, was made by Chinese ambassador Xu Yingzhen.

According to the Minister of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa), Carlos Fávaro, Brazil is close to receiving authorization from the Chinese government to export fish to the Asian country. In an interview with Canal Rural, the president of the Brazilian Association of Aquaculture (PeixeBR), Francisco Medeiros, stated that the opening of the Chinese market to Brazilian fish, in addition to being positive, also represents a business opportunity for by-products from the sector.

On April 14, the Superintendence of the Manaus Free Trade Zone (Suframa) received a delegation of investors from China. The meeting sought to strengthen trade relations between Brazil and China, as well as prospecting investment opportunities in the Amazon region.

With a symbolic donation of 3,600 meat chicks on April 15, China reaffirmed its ambition: to take São Tomé and Príncipe to a new level in agricultural production. More than just a donation, the gesture represents the start of a strategic phase of cooperation aimed at technological innovation and food security in the archipelago.

Brazilian copper exports to China reached a historic high in the first quarter of 2025. According to official figures released on April 16, the Asian country imported US$ 331 million in Brazilian copper between January and March, a jump of 180% compared to the same period in 2024. China accounted for 35% of total exports, consolidating its position as the product's main destination.