The opening ceremony of the photography and video exhibition “Amizade China e Rio” took place on the 29th of August in Rio de Janeiro, both online and offline. The exhibition aims to show a close historical and cultural bond over decades between China and the Brazilian city.

The Office of Foreign Affairs of Sichuan Province announced on the 1st of September that the Chinese government and the government of the Federative Republic of Brazil have reached an agreement on the establishment of a consulate general of Brazil in Chengdu, with consular districts covering the city of Chongqing and the provinces of Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan and Shaanxi. This is the third consulate general of Brazil in China.

Portugal will exhibit its tourist offer and traditional products, including cork and wines, at the China International Fair for Trade in Services, which takes place in Beijing between the 1st and 5th of September.

According to a study released on 31st of August by the Brazil-China Business Council, Chinese companies invested US$ 5.9 billion in Brazil in 2021, the highest figure recorded since 2017 and 208% higher than that recorded in 2020, when global businesses and Chinese investment, in particular, were affected by the consequences of COVID-19.

UNICOBA, a manufacturer of batteries and energy storage solutions, took its new products to Intersolar South America 2022. The Chinese Shenzhen Center Power Tech.Co.,Ltd. is the largest shareholder of UNICOBA.

In an interview held at Intersolar South America, the president of modules and cells of the Chinese company Trina Solar, Helena Li, revealed that the company is analyzing the feasibility of establishing a solar tracker factory in Brazil to meet the demand of local developers, having access to some lines of financing.

According to the South Korean Ministry of Economy and Finance, the Chinese and South Korean governments signed an agreement to support the joint exploration of natural gas in the Rovuma basin, Cabo Delgado province, in northern Mozambique.

On August 29, a new series of four webinars on infectious diseases was started by the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Fiocruz), a Brazilian research and development institution in biological sciences and the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). Researchers from Fiocruz and CAS discussed topics on microbiology, as well as pandemic prevention and control.

Brazilian logistics company Santos Brasil purchased two state-of-the-art container cranes and two empty container handlers. This equipment totals R$130 million and is part of the second phase of the project to expand and modernize Tecon Santos. This is the first purchase of a series of equipment that the company plans to make this year.

The Chonguene district, in Gaza province, will have a new port, announced the prime minister of Mozambique, Adriano Maleiane, on the 27th of August. The construction of the port of Chonguene will be financed by the Chinese company Ding Sheng Minerals.

The Chinese brand Jianghuai Automobile Group Corp (JAC Motors) launched its first 100% electric medium-duty truck on the 24th of August. The new E-JT offers up to 250 km of range, 8.6 tonnes of payload and a total gross weight of 12.5 tonnes.

The Brazilian mining company Vale received two battery-powered 72-tonne off-highway trucks made by a Chinese company, which will be tested in the mines of Água Limpa, in Minas Gerais, and Sorowako, in Indonesia. The trucks represent another step in the electrification of Vale, which announced the net zero carbon emissions goal by 2050.