The President of the Niterói City Council, Rodrigo Neves, recently hosted the Consul General of China in Brazil, Tian Min, for a dinner at Solar do Jambeiro. The meeting had an institutional nature and aimed to strengthen cooperation between the municipality and the Chinese consulate in areas such as innovation, culture, education, and economic development.

The Portuguese Mission to Chengdu 2025 is heading to China with 53 athletes, spread across 27 medal events in a total of 10 disciplines. It is worth noting that Portugal is participating in Wushu/Kung Fu for the first time, with athlete Sílva Cruz from the SHE-SI school.

Recently, the Portuguese-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCILC) strengthened its strategic presence in the Greater Bay Area by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Guangdong Association for the Cooperation and Development Promotion of Enterprises.

Recently, Mayor Eduardo Campos received an delegation from China composed of the advisor to the Chinese Embassy in Brazil, Sun Yan, and representatives of the Chinese community on the border.

Recently, a cooperation agreement with China aims to promote the Action Plan for Cooperation on Sustainable Mining Development (2025–2026) and consolidate a strategic and sustainable relationship in the global economic scenario, in addition to stimulating technological development and innovation in the mineral sector.

Recently, Serpro took part in the official mission of the Brazilian government to China, joining the national delegation in strategic forums on artificial intelligence, smart cities, and digital governance.

As the world moves away from unipolar hegemony, strengthening mutual trust between China and the European Union (EU) is of practical importance for global stability, Rui Lourido, president of the Portugal-based think tank China Observatory, said recently in an interview with Xinhua.

Recently, at Expoacre, Deputy Governor Mailza Assis welcomed a group of businesspeople interested in learning about Acre’s logistical and industrial potential. “We have the opportunity to attract good industries here to Acre, and that is our intention in being here on this visit,” said businessman Márcio Rebouças, who organized the visit.

Recently, the 10th Brazilian Soybean Congress (CBS), the most important event in this sector, which takes place every two years, was held in Campinas (SP). Geng Suping, vice president of business for Latin America at DBN Biotech, participated in the event.

One of the world’s largest manufacturers of wind turbines, the Chinese multinational company Windey Energy, confirmed during a ceremony in Salvador, State of Bahia, the establishment of its operational base in Brazil. Bahia was chosen to host both the research center and the future factory for state-of-the-art turbines and batteries.

Recently, the Portuguese-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCILC) participated in the China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE), where it joined a business mission with six Portuguese companies.

Starting on the 25th, Air China expanded its codeshare agreement with Latam Airlines to include eight domestic routes departing from São Paulo International Airport. This allows the Chinese carrier to sell seats on its Brazilian partner’s flights to Belo Horizonte, Brasília, Curitiba, Florianópolis, Foz do Iguaçu, Manaus, Porto Alegre, and Rio de Janeiro (GIG).