On 22 January, Fernanda De Negri, Secretary of Science, Technology and Innovation in Health (SCTIE) at the Brazilian Ministry of Health, welcomed a delegation of representatives from Sinopharm, considered China's largest state-owned pharmaceutical conglomerate and one of the leading global groups in the sector, to Brasilia.

Brazil has received 3,170 kilometres of fibre optic cables from China, which will be used to install three new information highways capable of connecting remote municipalities in the northern region.

Angola's Minister of Health, Sílvia Lutucuta, met on 25 January in Shenzhen, China, with representatives of the multinational MicroPort, supplier of the robotic surgery systems currently in use in Angola, to discuss strengthening technical and scientific co-operation in the field of human resources training in health.

On 26 January, Angola's Ministry of Health and Chinese technology company Huawei signed an agreement to modernise the National Health System, which provides for the training of 38,000 professionals and the provision of 500,000 remote consultations.

Considered the largest beverage and ice cream chain in the world, Mixue opened its first location in Brazil on January 23 at Shopping Cidade São Paulo, on Avenida Paulista.

Brazil is preparing its first energy auction for grid-scale batteries, scheduled for April, with Huawei leading Chinese interest.

Brazil's Minister of Mines and Energy, Alexandre Silveira, met on January 23 in Shanghai with executives from SAIC Motor Corporation Limited, China's largest automaker and one of the global leaders in the automotive sector.

Brazil will exempt Chinese citizens from the need for short-term visas in some categories, the Brazilian president announced on 23 January after a telephone conversation with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping. Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced that he will grant exemptions for certain categories of short-stay visas to Chinese citizens, in reciprocity to the exemption measure adopted by China since 2025.

On 22 January, Brazil's Minister of Mines and Energy, Alexandre Silveira, attended a meeting in Shanghai with representatives of the China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) to broaden the dialogue on technological co-operation in the nuclear field.

On 19 January, the Prime Minister of Equatorial Guinea, Manuel Osa Nsue, received the Ambassador of the People's Republic of China, Wang Wengang, in an audience dedicated to strengthening bilateral relations and expanding Chinese investment in the country. During the meeting, both highlighted the historic friendship between the two states and the importance of deepening strategic co-operation in multiple sectors of the economy.

The secretary to the mayor of Matola, Augusto Mondlane, highlighted the importance of strengthening investment, economic cooperation, and social solidarity during the annual conference of the Association of Henan Natives in Mozambique, held on January 19.

On January 19, a delegation from the Guangdong and Macau Federation of Industries and Commerce visited Taguspark, a science and technology park located in Oeiras, to learn about the construction and operation of this innovation and technology center, known as the “Silicon Valley of Portugal.”