China has offered 250 solar-powered street lamps for use in Guinea-Bissau’s capital, Bissau, online news portal Macauhub reported on Wednesday.

Portugal’s President, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, said his country aims to become a “strategic point” on the “21st Century Maritime Silk Road” outlined by China, Portuguese news agency Lusa reported.

The Portuguese economy grew 0.9 percent year-on-year in the first three months of 2016, Statistics Portugal announced on Tuesday.

Chinese company Jiangsu Digital Eagle Technology Development Co Ltd signed a co-operation agreement with the Brazilian government on May 31 to introduce the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to Brazil’s agriculture market, Chinese-language newspaper Wuxi Daily reported.

The China-Africa Development Fund (CADF) is willing to fund a minimum of US$25-million worth projects in Cape Verde, mainly in the field of tourism, Portuguese news agency Lusa reported.

The Mozambique economy grew 5.3 percent year-on-year in the first three months of 2016, the nation’s National Institute of Statistics has announced.

China’s Qingdao Port Group last week signed a memorandum on strategic co-operation with Brazilian metals and mining company Vale SA, several Mainland Chinese media outlets reported.

Chinese airline Capital Airlines, owned by Chinese aviation group HNA, has filed an application with the Civil Aviation Administration of China to operate what the carrier says would be Mainland China’s first direct scheduled air service to Portugal, Travel Daily reported on Monday.

The confidence of business people in Brazil’s trade sector improved in May to the highest monthly level since June 2015, Brazilian news agency Brasil reported.

China would promote the orderly opening of some services, including in the fields of finance, education, culture and healthcare to investment by foreign firms, China’s Minister of Commerce, Gao Hucheng, was reported as saying at the 4th China Beijing International Fair for Trade in Services, an event known as CIFTIS.

A business delegation from China’s Shandong province last week started a visit to Mozambique to explore partnership opportunities, Portuguese news agency Lusa reported.

Several Chinese firms are currently in talks to purchase Brazilian wind farms with an aggregate energy output capacity of 750 megawatts and Brazilian solar parks with an aggregate energy output capacity of 600 megawatts, reported news agency Reuters.