The Portuguese Environment Agency has already issued a favorable environmental impact statement, albeit conditional, for the project by Chinese lithium battery company China Aviation Lithium Battery Technology (CALB), which plans to build a factory in Sines, reports Expresso on March 14.

Brazil is ready to stand out at the Xiamen International Stone Fair 2024, one of the most important events in the sector in the East, from March 16 to 19 in Xiamen, China.

The Brazilian Association of Zebu Breeders (ABCZ) received, on March 12th, a visit from a Chinese delegation made up of representatives from an animal health biotechnology company.

The vice president of Equatorial Guinea, Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, asked the Chinese Ambassador to the country, Wang Wengang, for technical assistance from the Asian giant to eradicate poverty in the Equatorial Guinea territory.

A representative delegation from Unicamp, led by Rector Prof. Antonio José de Almeida Meirelles visited Peking University (PKU) on March 12th.

Mozambican airline LAM plans to launch regular flights to Dubai and China by July, the director general of the state-owned airline, Theunis Crous, told Lusa on March 13.

The board of the Brazilian University Sports Confederation (CBDU) took part in a meeting with Wang Zhiwei, counselor of the Chinese Embassy in Brazil, to continue the partnership process between Brazil and China through the CBDU and the Chinese University Sports Federation (FUSC).

Emergent Cold LatAm became the first third-party logistics company in Brazil authorized to export meat to China. The company appears on the list of new units enabled by the Chinese, released on March 12.

The largest Chinese operator is expanding in Brazil. China Telecom is growing year on year, and by 2024, it wants to buy local companies in order to expand the range of services it offers. This is the company's country manager in the country, Denis Monteleone, in an interview with Tele.Síntese.

The agreement should be signed on March 16, in Beijing, China, and will establish the framework for cooperation between the Geological Institute of Angola (IGEO) and the Jiangxi Geology and Mineral Resources Office, according to the note given to FAL.

Last year, Brazil, the global leader in pulp exports, achieved a remarkable feat by recording the highest volume of pulp exports to China. Data provided by the Brazilian Tree Industry (Ibá) reveals that 49% of the total of 18 million tons of pulp exported by Brazil went to China, resulting in revenues of US$ 3.8 billion.

The President of the Republic of Angola, João Lourenço, travels on March 12 on an official visit to the People's Republic of China, at the invitation of his counterpart Xi Jinping.