The Chinese company Zhongtong Bus announced on its Facebook page that it has already delivered the 35 electric vehicles that will serve the Mondego Mobility System.

On April 28, Air China resumed its flight between Beijing, China, and São Paulo, via Guarulhos Airport. With a stopover in Madrid, Spain, the flights are operated by Boeing 787-9 aircraft, which have capacity for 293 passengers. The operation, which takes place twice a week, was suspended three years ago due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The BYD Shark, the Chinese brand's first medium truck, will be launched in Brazil in August. Sources linked to the brand and various dealers have already confirmed that the BYD Shark will be launched in Brazil in August, with the first batch coming in full. The truck will be unveiled globally in the next few months, making the debut in Brazil really quick.

On April 27, the automaker BYD carried out the formal delivery of the first unit of 14 ordered to equip Line 17-Gold of the São Paulo subway on April 27th, in the Guang'an industrial park, in Sichuan province, southwest China.

The ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Angola, Zhang Bin, has been in Cabinda province since April 27 for a three-day working visit. The aim is to talk to the local authorities about the projects underway in the region, which are being carried out by Chinese companies.

The 20th Chinese Medical Team in Cape Verde was on April 26th at the Praia Campus of the University of Santiago for the fifth edition of the series of public welfare activities called “The popularization of medical science in schools • Protecting life while we grow.”

The Oeiras Valley Investment Agency and the Luso-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry signed an agreement on April 23rd to attract Chinese companies to the Portuguese municipality, said the president of the entity that promotes China-Portugal relations.

On April 24, the mayor of Jundiaí, Luiz Fernando Machado, signed the cooperation agreement between sister cities with the Chinese municipality of Lanxi, located in the province of Zhejiang. In addition to new business opportunities, strategic areas such as innovation, technology and culture are among the main topics to be addressed by cities from now on.

With a robust strategy and attentive to the markets in which it operates, GWM will move forward in Brazil with the creation of a Technology Center in the country. James Yang, President of GWM Latin America and Region, announced the news during an interview at the Beijing Motor Show.

The president of Petrobras, Jean Paul Prates, celebrated on his social networks the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the Brazilian company and the China National Chemical Energy Company (CNCEC). The Chinese state-owned company is one of the largest chemical industries on the planet.

The red truck that drives without smoke through GWM's premises in Baoding, China, is the materialization of plans presented by the automaker a year ago.

As part of the celebrations of 45 years of diplomatic relations between Portugal and China, the mayor of Braga, Ricardo Rio, received on April 23, in the Noble Hall of the Town Hall, the Chinese ambassador, Zhao Bentang.