Brazil and China recently signed a pre-listing agreement to qualify sorghum exporters. The agreement was signed, according to Brazil's Minister of Agriculture, Carlos Fávaro, on social media.

Recently, the regional director of SENAI/SC, Fabrízio Pereira, joined the national delegation traveling to China for technical and institutional visits in Shanghai, Hangzhou, Qingdao, Xiamen, and Beijing.

Forty-two journalists from various Angolan public media outlets recently traveled to Beijing, China, to participate in a seminar for Angolan media and press professionals. The initiative, which is the result of a partnership between the Chinese Embassy in Angola and the Angolan Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MIREX), is part of efforts to strengthen bilateral cooperation in the field of communication and professional training between Angola and China.

Intersolar South America 2025 brought together the leading names in the solar energy sector at Expo Center Norte in São Paulo. Latin America's largest trade fair in the segment presented innovations, trends, and solutions aimed at expanding clean energy in Brazil. With a strong presence of Chinese companies, the event highlighted technologies focused on the generation, storage, and efficiency of solar energy distribution.

Matheus Bender, a young man from Novo Hamburgo, Brazil, is preparing to embark on an international experience with a scholarship as a student in one of China's most competitive programs, with an acceptance rate of only 2.7%.

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva signed the decree creating TV 3.0. The new signal, which offers better image, sound, and interactivity than the current one, can only work through converters. According to Brazil's Ministry of Communications, Chinese manufacturers are the main players interested in offering these products.

Crude oil from Timor-Leste, transported by the Yuanjinghe ship with 24,300 tons of cargo, recently docked successfully at the Port of Meizhou Bay, in Fujian Province, eastern China.

The Port of Rio de Janeiro recently welcomed a delegation from Hubei Province, China, on a trade mission. The meeting concluded with a Memorandum of Understanding between PortosRio and Yichang Port Group Co., paving the way for cooperation, new logistics routes, and attracting investment.

The “Window to China” project, an initiative of state representative André Bueno, vice president of the Brazil-China Parliamentary Front in São Paulo, held its first activity at the headquarters of Hikvision Brazil. Teachers and students from public schools visited the company's exhibition hall and learned about artificial intelligence applications, intelligent transportation, and public security systems.

Between August 25 and 29, TDM (Portuguese radio and television channels and digital platforms) broadcasts a series of interviews and reports on Cape Verde. A TDM team traveled to Cape Verde to learn about the economic, social, and political reality of that African country, take stock of the cooperation between Cape Verde and China, the Chinese business presence in Cape Verde, and look at the country's new development initiatives.

During a recent visit to China, the Agência Brasil Central (ABC) mission visited an agricultural company that uses advanced machinery, equipment, and operational processes to help producers improve production and income. The delegation also visited farms where machines work remotely, without operators, using advanced technology and GPS, as shown by Jerônimo Venâncio in a report broadcast on TV Brasil Central (TBC).

The project by the Center for Studies in Environmental Economics and Natural Resources at the State University of São Paulo aims to identify and mitigate environmental risks and pollution in marine environments and will bring together experts from Brazilian, Portuguese, and Macau institutions—the University of Science and Technology and the University of São José (USJ).