A Mediterranean restaurant recently opened in a Chinese special economic zone, located in the Huafa shopping center in Hengqin (Mountain Island), on the border with Macau. The Vivo restaurant is a project by two Portuguese entrepreneurs. The restaurant combines several traditions: Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian cuisine, prepared by a chef from Shanghai using Chinese ingredients.

Recently, the OABRJ participated in a meeting with the delegation of the Social and Legal Affairs Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CCPPC), held at the Legislative Assembly of the State of Rio de Janeiro (Alerj). The objective was to promote the exchange of experiences on legal issues, supervisory mechanisms, and institutional prerogatives, as well as to strengthen cooperation between Brazil and China.

Recently, a delegation of 38 magistrates from different Brazilian states participated in the Sino-Brazilian Academic Seminar on Law and Artificial Intelligence, held in the Yingdong Hall of Beijing Normal University.

Recently, the president of the National Nuclear Energy Commission (CNEN), Francisco Rondinelli Júnior, reaffirmed Brazil's commitment to the development of nuclear fusion technology and presented the country's advances in the area during the second ministerial meeting of the IAEA World Fusion Energy Group in Chengdu, China. The meeting was held in cooperation with the Chinese Atomic Energy Authority.

“China is now at a remarkable level of technological development and is a major driving force,” said Portugal's Minister of Economy and Territorial Cohesion, Manuel Castro Almeida, in a recent exclusive interview with Xinhua.

The Ministry of Ports and Airports (MPor) recently received a visit from representatives of the Civil Aviation University of China (CAFUC). The meeting, held at the ministry's headquarters, is the first activity planned in the memorandum of understanding signed in April this year to promote the exchange of knowledge, technologies, and experiences.

Roseane Medeiros, Secretary of International Relations for Ceará, recently participated in a roundtable discussion on offshore wind energy between Brazil and China at the Blue Aspirations headquarters in Hangzhou. The meeting brought together representatives from companies and institutions from both countries to discuss technological cooperation, exchange experiences, and new projects in the sector.

The China-assisted Africa Bridge project was launched in the KaMavota district of Maputo, the capital of Mozambique, with the aim of supporting agricultural poverty reduction and sustainable development in the southern African country through educational assistance, infrastructure improvement, and agricultural cooperation.

Brazil's Minister of Planning and Budget, Simone Tebet, is leading a mission to China to discuss investments for Brazil and integration between South America and Asia through the Pacific.

On an official mission to China, Minister of Health Alexandre Padilha visited the Tiantan University Smart Hospital in Beijing. The agenda aims to contribute to the creation of Brazil's first smart public hospital.

Recently, with the start of the Global Leaders' Meeting on Women in Beijing, the world's attention has turned to China. Thirty years after championing the global gender equality agenda through the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, the country is breathing new life into the global cause of women through tangible practices.

Brazil and China have begun construction of an industrial megacomplex in the Port of Suape, Pernambuco, which promises to boost development in the Northeast and strengthen economic ties between the two countries.