The President of the Republic of Mozambique, Filipe Nyusi, received on the 21st of November, a delegation from the National People's Congress, the highest legislative body of the People's Republic of China, who arrived in Mozambique to strengthen relations of friendship and cooperation in various areas, as well as how to establish a legislative exchange with the Mozambican parliament.

Chinese technology giant Huawei is building a third availability zone (AZ, or datacenter cluster) for its cloud region in Brazil. The new AZ is expected to come into operation in the first quarter of 2024.

On the first day of the World Radiocommunications Conference (WRC-23) in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Brazil's Ministry of Communications (MCom) took part in meetings to discuss the occupation of the 6 GHz band and the spectrum for the 6th generation of International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) systems on 20 November.

BYD, the recognised Chinese brand of electric vehicles, is continuing its expansion on Portuguese soil. Now, the Chinese brand is bringing its electric vehicles to the south of the country, with a temporary exhibition starting on the 20th of November at Fórum Algarve in Faro.

When it starts operating in Pouso Alegre in mid-July 2024, according to estimates by the Chinese company Midea, it will have two production lines: one for refrigerators and the other for washing machines. Previously, it was planned that, initially, only refrigerators would be produced. The information comes from the municipal secretary of Economic Development, José Carlos Costa.

Representatives of the governments of China and Brazil held the 9th Meeting of the Economic-Trade and Cooperation Subcommittee of the Sino-Brazilian High-Level Concertation and Cooperation Commission (Cosban) on the 21st of November in Beijing.

Cape Verde made its debut in the ranking and was in 16th position among 28 countries, gaining 45 points out of 100, in the African Financial Markets Index, produced by the Official Forum of Monetary and Financial Institutions (OMFIF), in partnership with the financial group Absa,

Brazil's exports to China in 2023 could reach an all-time high of US$ 100 billion (almost R$ 500 billion), an unprecedented amount even taking into account trade with other countries around the world. The figure comes as a surprise even to the government's own economic team, which had predicted a ceiling of up to US$ 90 billion in Brazilian shipments to China.

Metro vehicles manufactured by CRRC Tangshan Co. were tested in Porto, Portugal, on the 13th of November, marking the first test of its kind in the European Union. The meters are also the first to be exported from China to the EU, according to the vehicle manufacturer.

GreenYellow, a French multinational provider of energy transition solutions, recently concluded the acquisition of a batch of 69,498 units of heterojunction bifacial photovoltaic modules (HJT) with a power of 685 Wp and 690 Wp, from the Chinese manufacturer Risen Energy, with 210mm. The modules will be used in eight photovoltaic plants in Brazil which, together, will reach a power of 47.95 MWp.

The Polytechnic of Leiria received the Education and Culture Prize, awarded by the Luso-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, ex æquo to Huawei Technologies Portugal.

Stimulated by purchases from China, foreign sales by Brazilian agribusiness reached a record US$139.58 billion between January and October, 3% more than in the first ten months of last year, the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock reported on the 14th of November.