The Brazilian Coffee Museum was opened at the roasting factory of the largest Chinese coffee chain, Luckin Coffee, in Kunshan, Jiangsu Province, in eastern China.

A Brazilian delegation participated in the event “China-Brazil Workshop – Innovation and Biotechnology for Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security”. The seminar, held in Beijing on November 12, dealt with innovation and use of technologies to increase productivity and sustainability in soybean production.

Dr. International Airport António Agostinho Neto (AIAAN), located 40 kilometers southeast of the center of Luanda, capital of Angola, completed its first passenger arrival and departure flights on November 10, officially marking the beginning of passenger transport operations.

In order to promote the digital economy and expand the partnership between Brazil and China, the Brazilian Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Luciana Santos, received the administrator of China's National Data Administration, Liu Liehong, on November 8 in Brasilia.

On November 8, the ABI signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the West China International Communication Organization (WCICO) to set up the Bridging News Brazil Liaison Office. This office will increase Chongqing-Brazil collaboration in disseminating news about the expansion of industry and trade, cultural exchanges and tourism promotion.

The Cape Verde's Environment and Sustainable Development Association (Terrimar), based in Porto Novo, Santo Antão, is one of the participants in the seminar on the Development of the Blue Economy, which is held in the city of Fuzhou, China, until November 14.

The China Media Group is strengthening its cooperation with São Tomé and Príncipe's state media.

On November 8, the Wuxi Boton, a leading Chinese multinational company in belt conveyor solutions, announced an investment of R$22 million to start operations in Minas Gerais, Brazil. The company Boton will install a unit in Minas Gerais to supply conveyor belts for various activities.

The China Merchants Port Holdings, one of the main Chinese state-owned companies in the port sector, signed a letter of intent with the Portos do Paraná authority to invest in expansions and improvements at the Port of Paranaguá, Brazil's second largest in terms of cargo handling. This agreement aims to guarantee the expansion of the port and improve its infrastructure over the next 25 years, consolidating the Paraná's role as a logistics hub in Brasil.

The Sonangol and the Chinese company Qinghai Lihao Clean Energy recently signed a memorandum of understanding for a partnership to implement a project in the photovoltaic solar energy industrial chain. The agreement consists of the production of photovoltaic panels in Angola, using quartz ore as a raw material.

With the aim of establishing long-term strategic cooperation, the governments of Brazil and China signed an agreement between the two countries on November 4, establishing a maritime route from the Port of Santana (AP) to the Port of Gaolan in China.

On November 6, at the Palace of Justice in Brasília, the Brazilian National Consumer Secretariat (Senacon) received the vice-minister of China's State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), Liu Jun, to discuss joint consumer protection strategies.