Chinese automaker Chery's first plant in Brazil was inaugurated on June 28 in Jacareí. In its first year of operation, the plant will have 500 workers and is expected to reach 3,000.

Angola Telecom and Chinese multinational Huawei signed a memorandum of understanding on June 27 in Shanghai to allow the installation of two sites (towers), with a view to increasing the coverage of 2G, 3G and 4G communication services in the country.

A delegation from the Ahhui Federation of Trade Unions was present on June 28th at the headquarters of the Central Única dos Trabalhadores Nacional.

SpeedMax launched the Energrip tire line, aimed at electric vehicles. This launch marks SpeedMax as the first Brazilian manufacturer to offer tires compatible with the BYD Dolphin Mini.

Representatives from the Chinese delegation visited Suframa's headquarters on June 27. The objective was to discuss the prospects for economic and commercial cooperation between China and Brazil.

The Seminar for Parliamentarians from Portuguese-speaking African Countries (PALOP) takes place from June 25 to July 4 in Beijing. The Angolan parliamentary delegation, headed by the First Secretary of the Board of the National Assembly, Manuel Dembo, was received on June 26th by the vice-president of the National People's Congress of China, Li Hongzhong, to whom they presented fraternal greetings from the President of the National Assembly, Carolina Cerqueira.

Huawei announced on June 24 a partnership between its business unit, Huawei Cloud, and ABFintechs (Brazilian Fintech Association). According to the company, the agreement will enable startups to access the multinational's cloud services, promote safer business models, and accelerate the development of the digital financial market.

The University of Macau (UM), established 43 years ago in Macau, has maintained relationships with Portuguese-speaking countries. The institution is strengthening its international character and sees Brazil as one of its priorities.

The Chinese ambassador to Angola, Zhang Bin, visited the facilities of Edições Novembro, owner of Jornal de Angola and ten other titles, including specialty and regional ones. The visit's main objective was to reinforce cooperation and collaboration with the most influential generalist daily in Angola.

On June 22, Angola's President João Lourenço conducted a field visit to the recently constructed Dr. António Agostinho Neto International Airport to closely observe the arrangements for regular passenger flight operations later this year.

Great Wall Motors (GWM), one of China's largest private vehicle manufacturers., started its spare parts logistics operations in Cajamar. The new distribution center is managed in partnership with DSV, a transportation and storage services company.

The increase in coffee consumption in China could generate opportunities for agribusiness in São Paulo. This was one of the conclusions of the InvestSP mission, linked to the Secretariat for Economic Development (SDE), Chongqing.