The State University of Goiás (UEG) and Tsinghua University in Beijing, capital of China, will carry out joint research in the areas of climate change and innovative technologies in sustainable energy. The agreement signed with the Department of Engineering and Chemistry on 13 November was signed by the governor of Goiás, Ronaldo Caiado.

China is investing 100 million US dollars in the construction of a brick, tile and other ceramic materials factory in the free economic zone of the Moamba district in Maputo province.

Itumbiara will host the work of the multinational Chint Power, a large supplier of clean energy systems. The agreement for installation in Goiás was signed by governor Ronaldo Caiado, the company's founder and global president Nan Cunhui and global CEO Lily Zhang, on November 7th, in Shanghai, China.

On the 14th of November, Huawei and WDC Networks signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), expanding the partnership between the companies, where the distributor now directly imports the manufacturer's entire product line aimed at internet service providers (ISPs).

The first bus of the Mondego Mobility System (SMM) is due to arrive in Portugal in February 2024, from China where the fleet is being produced, Metro Mondego (MM) has announced.

The city of Xiong'an was the destination of the Goiás delegation led by Governor Ronaldo Caiado on 11 November in China. The group accepted an invitation to a welcoming ceremony offered by the government of Hebei province, where the metropolis is located, in return for a visit by the Chinese to Goiás last month. Talks are expected to continue over the next few days, with the aim of establishing partnerships with local universities and companies.

Students from technical schools in the city of Beira and technicians from ASTROS, which is the Transporters Association of Sofala, will improve their knowledge at the Chinese investment company, called Mozam Auto.

On the 8th of November in Luanda, Angola, the Chinese news agency "Xinhua Agency News" announced its intention to sign a cooperation agreement with Edições Novembro in the field of content exchange.

Following the announcement of the expansion of Chinese heavy machinery and vehicle manufacturer XCMG in Pouso Alegre, Brazil, Saic Motor has confirmed that its first factory in Latin America will be located in Minas Gerais. Saic is one of the main suppliers of engines and parts to XCMG.

DMEGC Solar, founded in China in 1980, has announced the start of operations in the Brazilian market. According to Danilo Borrigueiro, the company's commercial director in the country, with capacity projected to increase to 25 GW by 2025, Brazil is key to the brand's expansion plan.

The New Luanda António Agostinho Neto International Airport (NAIL), which cost 2.8 billion dollars, will be inaugurated on 10 November. The Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) was responsible for building the airport.

Chinese smartphone manufacturer realme is stepping up its investments to expand its business in the Brazilian market and, on 7 November, presented Brazilians with its first physical shop, opened in the Vitrine Iguatemy shopping mall, located in the capital of São Paulo.