Recently, the São Miguel City Council received 600,000 escudos donated by the Cape Verde Overseas Chinese Foundation to support the municipality's recovery efforts after the damage caused by heavy rains.

Recently, the governor of the state of Paraíba, João Azevêdo, received the ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Brazil, Zhu Qingqiao, and discussed new partnerships in the areas of Science, Technology, and Innovation.

Macau Television Broadcasting (TDM) recently held a conference dedicated to the integrated production and transmission of information, bringing together representatives from various public television stations in Portuguese-speaking countries and regions.

Recently, academic institutions from China, Portugal, and Brazil created the Ocean Research Center between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries in Macau to collaborate on ocean research, including the impact of climate change and changes in ocean currents.

The new tunnel boring machine for Line 2-Green of the São Paulo Metro, manufactured by CREG (China Railway Engineering Equipment Group) and recently delivered in China, is 133 meters long, or 35 meters longer than Cora Coralina, which was previously the largest tunnel boring machine ever ordered in Brazil.

FC Porto is one of the entities selected by Turismo de Portugal to participate, through the Futebol Clube do Porto Museum, in the Visit Portugal Travel Trade Marketplace, a promotional roadshow that recently took place in China. The map of Portuguese participation in this circuit includes cities such as Shanghai, Beijing, and Chengdu, as well as the special administrative region of Macau.

Recently, the National Assembly and the Chinese Embassy in Cape Verde signed a memorandum of understanding to hold the Forum on “Multilateralism, Parliamentary Diplomacy, and Cooperation.”

The promotion of peace, harmonious dialogue, and the consolidation of solidarity among peoples and nations in a civilized world dominated the 8th Taihu World Culture Forum, held in Shanghai, People's Republic of China.

The Maricá City Council recently signed a technological partnership with a group of Chinese companies to build a tractor factory for family farming. The agreement provides for an investment of R$ 200 million and the installation of the plant on a site in the district of Ponta Negra, near the RJ-106 motorway.

Recently, the presidents of Brazilian trade union confederations CUT, Força Sindical and UGT, Sérgio Nobre, Miguel Torres and Ricardo Patah, met with the Chinese ambassador to Brazil, Zhu Qingqiao, in Brasília. The meeting focused on strengthening bilateral relations and strategic cooperation between the two countries.

The Brazilian forestry industry recently began its first mission to China, an unprecedented initiative organized by the Minas Gerais Forestry Industry Association (AMIF) that will run until November 31.

Portugal has “every interest in permanent and strategic collaboration with China,” said Maria Manuel Branco, deputy director for Africa, Asia, and Oceania at AICEP, at a seminar on China-Portugal cooperation promoted by the Chinese Embassy in Portugal, reiterating that it is “a priority country in international relations.”