Brazil and China are two important nations in the global south, both deeply committed to cooperation in the governance of ecological civilization. In this context, the National Agricultural Society (SNA) will host the Chinese exhibition “There is a Way of Life Called Yunnan – Dali” on November 12 at its headquarters in Rio de Janeiro.

Until November 8, Campinas is hosting the exhibition “Ancient China: Legends, Myths, and Festivals,” an immersive and sensory experience that brings the Brazilian public closer to one of the oldest and most fascinating civilizations in the world.

The University of Coimbra (UC) and the Macao Polytechnic University (MPU) have signed a cooperation agreement to create a laboratory dedicated to the study and development of solutions for aging. The partnership establishes the “Joint Laboratory in Artificial Intelligence for Healthy Longevity,” with one research center in Coimbra and another in Hengqin, UC revealed in a statement sent to the Lusa news agency.

In search of technology to transform health education, a delegation from the Lutheran University of Brazil (Ulbra) undertook an 11-day mission to China. The group visited the cities of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Macau, Shanghai, and Hangzhou, global hubs of innovation and research.

At the celebration of the 115th anniversary of Alcobre in Ovar, Portugal's oldest electrical cable manufacturer and now a subsidiary of the Hengtong Group, the Portuguese Minister of Economy and Territorial Cohesion, Manuel Castro Almeida, emphasized that Portugal attaches great importance to Chinese investment, maintaining regular and positive contacts with potential Chinese investors through AICEP — the Portuguese Agency for Investment and Foreign Trade.

Recently, VLI, a logistics solutions company that operates railways, ports, and terminals, completed its first corn shipment to China via Espírito Santo, using the Miscellaneous Products Terminal (TPD) at the Port of Tubarão. To obtain certification, the TPD underwent a thorough registration process with the Ministry of Agriculture's Agricultural Management System (Sipeagro/Mapa).

The Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES) and the Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences (FLACSO) recently launched the Second International Seminar on Contemporary Chinese Studies, with the theme “China, Latin America, and the Caribbean in the new global order.”

The Coral North Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (LNGF) project in Mozambique recently reached its final investment decision, with a signing ceremony held in the capital Maputo.

The Heráclito Research and Analysis Center (CPAH), based in Brazil and with representation in Portugal, has established a partnership with Thinkina (Shenzhen) Trading Co., Ltd.. The agreement, announced recently, appoints Istal Alejandro Rubio Espinoza of Thinkina as CPAH's representative in Asia and provides for cooperation on scientific, academic, and technological projects aimed at gifted individuals.

The Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES) and the Export-Import Bank of China (CEXIM) are structuring an investment fund with a target size of up to US$1 billion (approximately R$5.7 billion) for investment in projects in Brazil. The intention is for CEXIM to contribute US$ 600 million and BNDES to contribute around US$ 400 million to the fund, which is expected to start operating in 2026.

Angolan President João Lourenço recently received a delegation from the multinational technology company Huawei in Luanda.

The Chinese amateur soccer tournament Village Super League hopes to expand international exchanges through matches with Brazilian players and aims to organize a “Village World Cup” in 2028, said Wang Yonggui, deputy director of the Guizhou Province Village Super League office.