In Praia, Cape Verde and the People's Republic of China recently signed a protocol for the comprehensive rehabilitation of three schools in the archipelago, strengthening the historic partnership between the two countries. Built a few years ago with the support of Chinese cooperation, these schools will be modernized to meet current needs.

The Port of Pecém, located in Ceará, Brazil, handles around 20 million tons of cargo a year and is the most active port in the northeast region of Brazil. Since April, a new direct route to China has reduced transportation time between the two countries, speeding up trade and the local economy.

Santa Catarina’s state deputy, Mário Motta, brought together representatives from the Tang Chinese Education company and the State Education Directorate (SED) to take a decisive step towards launching the Para Mudar de Vida project.

KaBuM! recently announced a partnership with the Machenike brand of personal computers and gaming accessories. The Brazilian company will have exclusive sales of the Chinese manufacturer’s products, which will have manuals in Portuguese and local after-sales assistance. The initiative marks Machenike's official entry into the country.

Huawei Portugal is bringing back the “Seeds for the Future” program, under which a group of Portuguese higher education students have the opportunity to travel to China to visit Huawei's headquarters and learn from the organization’s global experts.

Recently, the capsule house officially landed in Brazil, bringing a housing solution that arrives ready, is lifted by crane and is habitable in up to two hours. The option attracts tourists, investors and those looking for practical housing in any region.

Chinese giant BYD recently kicked off its national car production. This chapter of the story begins in Camaçari, Bahia, and around 500 people, including authorities and journalists from different parts of Brazil and even China, registered the start of work here.

CCILC was a guest speaker at the workshop “The Chinese Market: A Destination for Portuguese Exports”, held in Torres Vedras. This initiative was made possible by the invitation of Crédito Agrícola Mútuo de Torres Vedras (CCAMTV), through its current President Manuel Guerreiro, as well as with the cooperation of the Jorge Álvares Foundation, represented by its President, Maria Celeste Hagatong.

With the theme “From Green Coffee to Golden Future: Exploring New Paths for Coffee Development between China and Brazil”, Luckin Coffee's first China-Brazil Coffee Cultural Salon was held in Xiamen City, Fujian Province.

SGBH (State Grid Brazil Holding) - a subsidiary of the Chinese state-owned Grid Corporation - recently laid the foundation stone - the first step - for the construction of the transmission line that will take electricity produced in the Northeast by wind, solar and hydroelectric power plants to the Midwest. The expectation is that around 12 million people will benefit in various locations in the Midwest, such as Brasília (DF).

During a recent symposium organized by the Chinese embassy in Portugal, several Portuguese practitioners of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) shared their experiences of internships at the Jiangxi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Recently, the municipality of Russas, in the Jaguaribe Valley (CE), hosted the inauguration of the Lagoinha Solar Complex, a project that combines economic development and sustainability. The enterprise, run by the multinational CGN Brasil, not only strengthens the state's renewable energy matrix, but also promises to create more than a thousand direct and indirect jobs.