Recently, a delegation from Brazil's Ministry of Integration and Regional Development (MIDR) visited the Port of Gaolan in Zhuhai, one of the main terminals in the Greater Bay Area and a strategic point for strengthening trade with Brazil. While in the city, MIDR representatives visited the headquarters of the Sino-Latin American Integrated Economic and Trade Services Platform.

On a farm on the outskirts of Beijing, Portuguese João Ruas trains six horses daily in dressage, an Olympic equestrian discipline that seeks to showcase the animal's maximum athletic abilities. His goal is to prepare the animals from the age of three for competitions that usually begin at four.

Recently, IPAM (Amazon Environmental Research Institute) Brazil welcomed a delegation from China's Ministry of Ecology and Environment to Belém to discuss COP30 and the establishment of partnerships.

Recently, the National Land Transport Agency (ANTT) presented its regulatory model for road and rail concessions to Chinese business leaders in São Paulo, strengthening the bilateral partnership and the exchange of best practices in land infrastructure. The meeting was promoted by the Brazilian Association of Chinese Companies.

The Chinese government has donated 91 tons of rice to the National Institute for Disaster Risk Management and Reduction (INGD) to support populations affected by cyclones in central and northern Mozambique.

Recently, the president of Brazil's INPI, Júlio César Moreira, and China's Minister of State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), Luo Wen, attended a meeting to discuss cooperation between the two countries on the subject of Geographical Indications (GI).

CaetanoBus, Portugal's largest manufacturer of bus bodies and buses, has entered into an alliance with China's CRRC to subcontract production for the urban bus segment. This cooperation marks an important step forward between China and Portugal in the field of eco-friendly transport.

From August 21 to September 10, the Municipal Theater of Rio de Janeiro (TMRJ) will be the only Brazilian cultural institution to join the country's official delegation at the Seminar on the International Communication of Traditional Culture for Developing Countries, organized by the Central Academy of Culture and Tourism Administration (CACTA) in Beijing, China.

The president of the Brazilian Tourism Board (Embratur), Marcelo Freixo, recently stated that the 30th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP30), to be held in November in Belém, in the state of Pará, northern Brazil, represents an important opportunity to boost tourism as an instrument of sustainable development in the Amazon and attract more Chinese visitors to Brazil.

The Minister of Integration and Regional Development of Brazil, Waldez Góes, recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Deputy Minister of the National Development and Reform Commission of the People’s Republic of China, Wang Changlin, emphasizing interconnectivity and sustainable regional development.

The Macau Scientific and Cultural Center (CCCM) in Lisbon will host the third edition of the Introduction to Patuá Language course, a training program that aims to promote and preserve this Portuguese-based creole language, enriched with African, Malay, and Chinese influences. The course will run from September 15 to November 27 and will be taught in Portuguese.

The Government of Bahia continues to advance the consolidation of strategic partnerships with China. In a meeting held with the Chinese Consul General in Rio de Janeiro, Tian Min, state secretaries Ângelo Almeida (Economic Development), Augusto Vasconcelos (Labor, Employment, Income and Sports), and Afonso Florence (Civil House) discussed joint initiatives in the areas of trade, culture, investments, and technology.