Agriculture, energy and health were the main areas of debate at the seventh edition of the Brazil-China Dialogues for Technology and Development, which took place between April 8 and 11 at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), as part of the 5th National Conference on Science, Technology and Innovation and as a side event of the G20 Engagement Groups - T20 (Think Tanks) and S20 (Science).

The Brazilian National Institute for Space Research (INPE) and the China Academy of Space Technology (CAST) are taking part in the 19th meeting of the Joint Projects Committee (JPC). The meeting was attended by several INPE coordinators and specialists and representatives from various CAST sectors.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Angola, Téte António, visited, on April 20, for the first time, the Cidade da China Shopping Center, considered the largest market selling various products in Luanda.

On April 17, the seminar "50 years of the Brazil-China relationship: Cooperation for a sustainable world" was held in Brasilia at the headquarters of the Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock of Brazil (CNA).

Hello, Chinese is the theme of the concert commemorating the International Day of the Chinese Language in Portugal, which takes place on April 21 at 3:30 p.m. at the José Lúcio da Silva Theater in Leiria.

For the VP of the short video app, Ji Gongcheng, Brazil has the potential to have a social networking ecosystem as robust as China's. In order to get there, the lessons learnt in Kwai's home country must be mixed with the particularities of the Brazilian market. To get there, the lessons learnt in Kwai's home country must be combined with the particularities of the Brazilian market.

To celebrate 50 years of diplomacy between Brazil and China, the Belchior Cultural Center (Ccbel) is hosting the exhibition "Xiamen and Fortaleza: Together for a Shared Future" from April 15. The exhibition is a visual celebration that goes beyond geographical distances to unite the two cities. Those interested can access the exhibition free of charge.

On April 15, BYD (Build Your Dreams), a manufacturer of electric vehicles, began a mega-car operation at Pier 3 of the Container Terminal (Tecon) at the Port of Suape. The unloading handled 1,972 electric vehicles of various models from the Chinese company.

The modernisation of forensic laboratories in Africa increases the capacity of law enforcement authorities to effectively investigate crimes, gather crucial evidence and guarantee justice and security across the continent.

Chinese car manufacturer BYD reached the milestone of a thousand new vehicles sold in Portugal, even though it has not yet completed a year of presence in the national market, having 14 points of sale in the country.

In a virtual press conference with foreign correspondents, Brazil's Minister of Mines and Energy, Alexandre Silveira, highlighted the growing investments of Chinese companies in the Brazilian energy sector and expressed his intention to visit China soon to learn about small nuclear reactor technology, for its potential to decarbonize energy generation in the Amazon.

Brazilian trade union centrals promoted a trade union exchange event with a delegation from the National Federation of Trade Unions of China (ACFTU). The meeting, held in São Paulo on April 15th, was organized by CSB, CUT, CTB, Força Sindical, NCST and UGT and had as its theme the strengthening of friendship and solidarity of workers and peoples of Brazil and China.