On September 19 morning, shortly after the opening ceremony of the seminar “Port of Chancay: Opportunities and Challenges for Integration with the Manaus Free Trade Zone and the Amazon region”, which took place at the site of Superintendency of the Free Trade Zone of Manaus (Suframa), the Chinese ambassador to Brazil, Zhu Qingqiao, met with the Superintendent of Suframa, Bosco Saraiva, at Suframa's office.

Ehang, a Chinese manufacturer of electric vertical takeoff and landing (EVTOL) aircraft, made the first test flight of its 'flying car' in Brazil on September 20.

On September 20, the Mayor of Benavente in Portugal, Carlos Coutinho, received the Chinese group led by Chen Ming, President of the Assembly of Zhejiang Province, in the district of Quintian, and made up of politicians and businesspeople, in the noble hall of the Town Hall.

On September 17, a Chinese technical team completed investigation in Santo Antão with the aim of making a diagnosis about the situation of the thousand-legger attack on the island, with a view to drawing up a plan to combat this insect plague.

Chinese GAC Group has officially started operating in Brazil. The announcement was made on the company's LinkedIn page, where this Chinese brand advertised various job opportunities in different areas.

In recent years, the main interest of Chinese investors in Brazil has been in strategic sectors, such as sustainable energy infrastructure and the energy transition.

The industrial manufacturing sector has gained a notable member with the inauguration of a new mosaic and tile factory in the district of Moamba, Maputo Province. This project, which was invested by China with US$ 100 million, is cited as being part of a broad government strategy to reduce dependence on imports and promote local production of construction materials.

On September 16, the Chinese government, through its embassy in Timor-Leste, officially handed over two buses to the Timorese government at a ceremony that was held by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation in Dili. The vehicles were handed over by the Chinese Ambassador to Timor-Leste, Wang Wenli.

On September 18, the rector of the State University of Pará (Uepa), Clay Chagas, received the Education Counselor of the Chinese Embassy in Brazil, Wang Zhiwei.

Deccan Gold Moçambique LDA, an indirect subsidiary of Deccan Gold Mines Ltd, has announced its first export of lithium ore to China, marking a significant step in the expansion of the company's operations in the country. The initial export, consisting of 150 tons of ore with a 2.5% Li2O content, was sent from one of the company's licensed areas in the country, reinforcing Mozambique's role as a strategic supplier of essential minerals for the global industry, reported CNBCTV18.

Chinese coffee chain Luckin Coffee will sign a deal to buy US$2.5 billion in Brazilian coffee, with the announcement expected during the G20 meeting in Brazil in November, the president of the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil), Jorge Viana, said on September 17.

Between September 13 and 20, the group made up of young people aged between 13 and 21, mostly from the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro, will perform at venues such as Beijing University. This project is planned by Rudá Institute, with the cultural support of the RioMont Art and Culture Association and sponsorship from CNOOC PETROLEUM BRASIL, through the Rouanet Law.