International airlines in Angola are preparing to move to the new António Agostinho Neto International Airport (AIAAN), built by the China National Aero-technology International Engineering Corporation (CAIEC). AIAAN, located in the province of Icolo and Bengo, began construction in 2013, is more than 40 kilometers north of Luanda, and was inaugurated in 2023, having cost the state coffers around 2.5 billion euros.

Between January and June 2025, Brazil received 5,332,111 foreign tourists - an increase of 48.2% over the same period last year. If the pace is maintained, Brazil could exceed, as early as 2025, the target of 8.1 million tourists originally set for 2027. The number of Chinese visitors to Brazil grew by 23.5% compared to 2024.

Recently, on an institutional agenda in Rio de Janeiro, the vice-governor of Acre do Brasil, Mailza Assis, met with Márcia Wu, vice-president of the Zhejiang Brazil-China Chamber of Commerce and secretary-general of the Brazil-China Chamber of Cultural Exchange.

Recently, Zheng Xuan, Ambassador of China to Mozambique, met with Catherine Sozi, United Nations Resident Coordinator in Mozambique.

Recently, Sinomach Digital Technology Corporation, a Chinese technology giant, signed a memorandum of understanding in Brasilia with Maricá City Hall and OZ.Earth. The aim is to strategically strengthen family and peasant farming in Brazil.

Recently, the Brazilian Association of Corn and Sorghum Producers (Abramilho), represented by its president Paulo Bertolini, took part in an official mission to Guilin, China. The main objective of the mission was to pave the way for expanding Brazilian sorghum exports to the Chinese market, one of the world’s largest importers of the grain.

The 25th Chinese medical team in Mozambique has donated medical equipment and supplies to the Maputo Central Hospital to promote the advancement of local medical technology and improve treatment conditions. This donation fully reflects the deep friendship and spirit of cooperation between China and Mozambique.

Recently, Silk Road Week 2025 officially kicked off in Hangzhou, the capital of Zhejiang Province in eastern China. With the theme “Silk intertwines the past and the present, the wheel connects the world”, the event invited Brazil as the honoured country to begin together a dialogue of civilizations that transcends space and time.

The China National Offshore Oil Corporation, China's largest overseas oil company, recently reported that 24 ultra-deepwater suction anchors of 2,000 meters, manufactured in China, have left Zhuhai for Brazil.

The number of cars that Brazil bought from China broke a record in the first half of 2025: 134,582 cars. This is an increase of 3.6% compared to the same period in 2024, when 129,933 vehicles were imported from the Asian country. The figure represents 62.1% of the total. Brazil brought 40,616 cars from Argentina.

Recently, the Chinese brand Dreame strengthened its media and commercial position in Portugal with a product and strategy presentation in Lisbon, at El Corte Inglès.

Petrobras is trying to attract large Chinese shipyards to help revitalize the Brazilian shipbuilding industry. The idea is to foster partnerships between companies from the two countries to attract investment or improve the financial capacity of the national shipbuilding industry.