The foundation stone for the Brazil-China Laboratory for Mechanization and Artificial Intelligence in Family Farming was recently laid at the China Agricultural University (CAU) in Beijing.

Entitled “Paisagem Instável / Unstable Landscape,” the first international exhibition outside Europe of the State Contemporary Art Collection (CACE) will be on display at the Fosun Foundation until December 14, 2025, as part of the 7th edition of Shanghai International Art Trade Week, Museus e Monumentos de Portugal (MMP) recently announced.

The Brazilian Beef Exporters Association (ABIEC), in partnership with the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil), is holding the third edition of The Beef and Road: Bridging the Brazil–China Beef Routes project in Zhengzhou, in the Chinese province of Henan. This initiative strengthens the presence of Brazilian beef in the world's largest import market.

“We brought a lot of growth and strongly promoted the city as an anchor to strengthen China's relations with Brazil. We have prospects for collaboration in various sectors,” summarizes Mayor Margarida Salomão about the recent trip.

A global study on the automotive sector by consulting firm Simon-Kucher, conducted in the second quarter of 2025, reveals that “price and value are decisive factors in Portuguese purchases.”

Professor Alencar Junior Zanon, from the Agronomy course and the postgraduate programs in Agronomy and Agricultural Engineering, represented UFSM and Brazil at the International Symposium on Global Crop Yield Potential, held recently at Huazhong Agricultural University.

Angola's Credit Guarantee Fund (FGC) recently attended the 99th Meeting of the Board of Directors of the Association of Development Financing Institutions in Asia and the Pacific (ADFIAP) and the Meeting of the Association of African Development Financing Institutions (AADFI) in Macau, China.

The recent signing of the Memorandum of Understanding for Twinning between the Province of Maputo, Mozambique, and the Province of Jiangxi, People's Republic of China, marked a new stage in decentralized cooperation relations between Mozambique and China.

Angola and China, through the chambers of commerce of both countries, intend to organize a business meeting in Luanda in the near future to explore their potential for promoting economic diversification and technology transfer.

The International Relations Committee of the São Paulo State Legislative Assembly recently welcomed Yu Peng, Chinese Consul General in São Paulo, to discuss Sino-Brazilian friendship and cooperation ties.

The Ministry of Agriculture and the Sea has concluded negotiations with China to establish the necessary requirements for exporting pears to that market, paving the way for Portuguese pears to enter the Chinese market from 2026.

Recently, the Immigration Museum in Mooca inaugurated Silk that unites mountains and seas: from China to Brazil. The exhibition was conceived in partnership with the China National Silk Museum, located in Hangzhou.