The first joint campus between universities in Portugal and Macao will be created in Hengqin, in a project aimed at strengthening academic, scientific and technological co-operation between the two territories.

The High-Level Conference on the Development of Central Bank Digital Currencies and Cross-Border Innovative Applications between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries, organised by the Monetary Authority of Macao (AMCM), took place recently

Brazil is preparing its first issuance of Panda Bonds in China.

In an era of mounting global uncertainties, China and Brazil should move to fortify their economic partnership.

The Chinese Embassy in Portugal recently held the award ceremony for the "My China Story" short video contest and the 2026 Chinese Ambassador Scholarships.

Chinese companies from the sectors of artificial intelligence, pharmacology, biotechnology and tourism have expressed interest in investing in Madeira, with some investors having already scheduled visits to the Portuguese autonomous region by the end of the year.

The Ministry of Culture of Brazil and Petrobras have inaugurated the exhibition "The Brazil of Portinari" in China.

Eight medical students from the Timorese Catholic University are in Macao taking part in an intensive practical training programme at the Macau University of Science and Technology

Angola and China have taken steps to deepen co-operation in the field of human resource training and the sharing of experiences aimed at increasing administrative efficiency and the quality of public services.

The Brazilian state of Ceará recently took part in the 2nd Chongqing International Friendship Cities Cooperation Conference in China

The number of passengers travelling between Brazil and China in the first four months of 2026 exceeded, for the first time, the levels recorded before the Covid-19 pandemic. Between January and April, 5,954 travellers were counted between the two countries, up from 4,297 recorded in the same period of 2019.

The city of Araraquara, in the state of São Paulo, received a Chinese delegation last week for a strategic meeting aimed at deepening institutional relations and identifying new investment opportunities. The meeting, held at the Municipal Palace, was attended by the Consul-General of China in São Paulo, Yu Peng, representatives of the Chinese consulate, and Li Bangyong, President of CRRC Brazil (China Railway Rolling Stock Corporation Brazil).