Following the announcement of the expansion of Chinese heavy machinery and vehicle manufacturer XCMG in Pouso Alegre, Brazil, Saic Motor has confirmed that its first factory in Latin America will be located in Minas Gerais. Saic is one of the main suppliers of engines and parts to XCMG.

DMEGC Solar, founded in China in 1980, has announced the start of operations in the Brazilian market. According to Danilo Borrigueiro, the company's commercial director in the country, with capacity projected to increase to 25 GW by 2025, Brazil is key to the brand's expansion plan.

The New Luanda António Agostinho Neto International Airport (NAIL), which cost 2.8 billion dollars, will be inaugurated on 10 November. The Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) was responsible for building the airport.

Chinese smartphone manufacturer realme is stepping up its investments to expand its business in the Brazilian market and, on 7 November, presented Brazilians with its first physical shop, opened in the Vitrine Iguatemy shopping mall, located in the capital of São Paulo.

The Government of Minas Gerais has signed a partnership with Chinese technology giant Huawei for the technological training of 70,000 teachers from the state's public education network. According to the state government, this is the largest training programme carried out by the Chinese company in the world.

On an official mission to China, the governor of Minas Gerais, Romeu Zema, presented the Vale do Lítio project to representatives of Ganfeng Lithium.

The Migration and Foreigners Service (SME) intends to set up a visa issuing office next to the Angola China Chamber of Commerce (CAC) to facilitate the processing of this document for businesspeople from this Asian country, interested in investing in the country.

The mayor of Haikou, Ding Hui, defended, on November 9th, during a meeting with the governor of Mauro Mendes, in China, the opening of the market for companies from Mato Grosso within the Processing Zone. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the Strategic Partnership between Brazil and China. Now, we can expand cooperation and open markets for Brazilian companies, highlighted Ding Hui.

The province of Zaire will have a river terminal, which, according to Manuel José António, municipal administrator, will contribute to boosting local socioeconomic development.

The Secretary of Health of Paraná, Beto Preto, received on the 7th of November an institutional visit from representatives of the Chinese pharmaceutical company Sinovac to discuss possible partnerships with Paraná in the production of immunobiologicals.

The Government of Goiás entered into a partnership on the 8th of November with the leading global provider of ICT solutions, Huawei, to develop technological solutions aimed at the state public service. The memorandum of understanding was signed by governor Ronaldo Caiado and the company's president, Sun Baocheng, in Shenzen, China.

On the 3rd of November, the governments of the provinces of Bengo (Angola) and Shandong (China) signed a letter of intent aimed at the social development of these regions.