ZTE Corporation, a global leading provider of information and communication technology solutions, today announced that it has partnered with Multi PRO, part of Grupo Multi Company to successfully deploy the ZTE Smart Cloud Platform (SCP) in Brazil.

The chairman of Mota-Engil, Mota Santos, said at the lunch debate held on the 20th of April that the construction company did not feel conditioned by having a Chinese shareholder.

The Chinese giant OSDA, manufacturer of equipment for photovoltaic solar energy systems, intends to expand its market share and consolidate itself as one of the main companies in the sector in Brazil over the next five years. The company has been in the country since 2018.

Top Portuguese companies like Delta and the Quinta da Marmeleira winery in the outskirts of Lisbon, Alenquer, were visited by the high-level delegation of Macao in Portugal during the State visit by chief executive Ho Iat-Seng.

Young people from 49 countries on the African continent, including Mozambique, exchange experiences at the 7th China-Africa Youth Festival, which runs until the 23rd of April in China and whose opening ceremony took place on the 18th of April in Beijing.

A Center for Science and Technology Exchange and Cooperation between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries will be inaugurated in July this year in Hengqin, revealed António Lei, Director of the Economic Development Bureau of the Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Co-cooperation Zone in Hengqin, in Lisbon on the 19th of April.

Tevx Motors, the Brazilian subsidiary of the Chinese Higer Bus, announced on the 17th of April that it will supply 15 Azure electric buses, 13 standard and 2 articulated, for the city of Cascavel, in Paraná. With that, Cascavel becomes the first city in southern Brazil to have the market’s most modern electric bus fleet.

On the 13th of April, the Chinese ambassador to Portugal, Zhao Bentang, accompanied by Xia Xiaoling, economic and commercial adviser, visited the municipality of Sines.

The Industrial and Port Complex of Pecém and the State of Ceará signed agreements with Chinese companies SPIC and Mingyang Smart Energy Group about renewable energy, green fuels and wind turbines projects, according to an announcement made by the Brazilian government on the 14th of April.

Brazilian internet service provider Unifique hired China’s Zhongxing Telecom Equipment (ZTE) as supplier for its 5G network in the south of the country. ZTE is a Chinese telecommunications company that manufactures and services networking solutions and mobile devices worldwide.

On the 14th of April, the container ship MSC TESSA set an all-time record when it called at the Port of Sines in Portugal during its maiden voyage.

On the 14th of April, the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock of Brazil and the General Administration of Customs of the Republic of China established a protocol on sanitary and quarantine requirements that must be followed by Brazilian establishments in the production of processed protein from terrestrial animals. With this, the Asian country opens a new market for the export of Brazilian products.