The Brazilian financial co-operative Sicoob Credisul recently organised the Brazil-China Business Mission, which brought together Chinese businesspeople, institutional representatives, co-operatives and producers in the Brazilian states of Acre, Rondônia and Mato Grosso.

The Portugal-China Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCILC), in partnership with the Portugal-Hong Kong Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHKCCI), will organise a business mission to China from 17 to 24 October.

Brazilian company Concert Space and Chinese company STAR.VISION recently signed a memorandum of understanding during Rio Innovation Week to develop solutions for processing images directly on board satellites.

Chinese company Huatong Angola Industry is participating in a US$900 million investment in the Barra do Dande Integrated Development Free Zone, in Angola’s Bengo Province.

The Chinese government recently donated medical supplies and equipment worth approximately €40,000 to Cabo Verde.

The international mission “China Mission | Innovation, Finance and Artificial Intelligence” was recently held in Beijing and Shanghai. It brought together representatives of institutions within Brazil’s National Development Financial System (NFS) to promote the exchange of experience, financial innovation and China-Brazil co-operation.

The Brazilian state of Piauí is hosting the third edition of the Brazil-China Joint Mathematical Meeting from 10 to 14 August in the city of Luís Correia.

The Confucius Institute at the University of Cabo Verde (Uni-CV) is marking a decade of teaching Chinese language and culture in the archipelago.

The Chinese Embassy in Angola recently presented the Hengqin International Sci-Tech Innovation Competition for Portuguese- and Spanish-speaking Countries (HISIC 2026) in Luanda.

Liberdade Square, a traditional meeting place for Asian cultures in São Paulo, Brazil, will host the free event “Brazil and China: A History of Friendship – China Festival” on 15 and 16 August.

Beihai, a port city in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in southern China, and Sines, Portugal, recently completed the procedures to formalise their sister-city relations, according to the People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.

China’s plan to accelerate agricultural and rural modernisation during the 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026–2030) could create new trade opportunities for Brazil’s agri-food sector.