JAC Motors Brazil has introduced a new vehicle in the country. This is the E-JS1 City Cargo, a 100% electric model designed for deliveries and company activities in urban areas. The car is the smallest and cheapest electrified van in the Brazilian automotive market.

The Signing Ceremony of the Memorandum of Friendship and Cooperation between Taishan and São José dos Campos was held on the 17th of February, in a virtual way. The agreement aims to enhance technological, tourist, cultural and sports exchange programs.

The project in João Câmara capable of desalinating 80 thousand liters of water per day, was officially handed over to the government of Rio Grande do Norte on the 16th of February. The equipment is expected to benefit more than 800 families and 3,000 people with access to drinking water.

The entrepreneurship program aimed at startups and companies, “928 Challenge”, changed its name and is now called “929 Challenge” due to the entry of Equatorial Guinea as a permanent member of Forum Macao

Brazilian telecommunications companies hired the Chinese ZTT International Submarine Cable & System as a cable supplier for three more stretches of the North Conectado Amazonian River Fiber Project.

BYD benefited the residents of Baixada Santista, in Guarujá, with the first fully electric bus for public transport in the city. The circulation will begin after a 30 days testing.

On the 17th of February, a commemorative reception was held in Beijing on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Angola, organized by the Chinese People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) and the Angolan Embassy in Beijing.

The Spring Festival Gala will be shown for the third consecutive year exclusively in Brazil starting on the 26th of February on the pay-TV channel FashionTV and on Box Brazil Play. China Media Group (CMG) has signed the deal in collaboration with Grupo Box Brazil.

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva will have his first meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping on the 28th of March, on his first trip to the country in his third term.

According to a company statement, Portos e Caminhos de Ferro de Moçambique (CFM) is supporting construction work on 72 kilometers of the Bangula-Marka railway line, linking the districts of Mutarara and Malawi. The Chinese company CR20 is responsible for the construction of the Malawian Railway. The works are already being completed at a rate of 17%.

Cell phones are already considered essential items in the lives of Brazilians. According to the IBGE survey, there are around 242 million smart cell phones in use in the country, which has just over 214 million inhabitants, a number greater than the population of Brazil.

A twinning agreement was signed on the 16th of February between Maringá and the city of Yongzhou, in China. The ceremony took place at the headquarters of the Commercial and Business Association of Maringá (Acim) to seal the partnership, which seeks to exchange economic, cultural and tourist knowledge between the cities.