The Memorandum of Understanding signed between the governments of Brazil and China in June to recreate the Cooperation Fund for Expansion of Productive Capacity for Sustainable Development was published on August 20.

In November, TP-Link, a renowned manufacturer of network equipment, will open a new factory in Joinville, Santa Catarina. This investment represents a significant milestone for the brand, which has been in the Brazilian market for a decade and aims to serve both the national and Latin American markets.

August is the month of culture on the island of Príncipe. On August 13, the date set aside by the authorities of Príncipe to celebrate Chinese culture, the President of the Republic Carlos Vila Nova and the Chinese Ambassador, Xu Yingzhen, shared the art of tea, highlighting the cultural exchange between China and São Tomé and Príncipe.

China's largest private wind turbine manufacturer Mingyang announced, on August 16, that it has received the order from Companhia Paranaense de Energia (Copel) for its MySE 6.25-172 model.

The National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) and the Chinese Institute of Intellectual Property (CNIPA) held a meeting on August 16 at the INPI headquarters in Rio de Janeiro to discuss cooperation in this area.

At around 10 am on August 16, the Chinese hospital ship "Peace Ark" completed its mission and visit to Mozambique and departed from Puto Port.

The municipal administrator of Viana, Demétrio de Sepúlveda, received, on August 15, in Luanda, a delegation of traders and industrialists from the Chinese province of Jiangsu, headed by the president of the Commercial and Industrial Association of that city, Zhu Jinlin.

YTO, one of the largest tractor manufacturers in China, announced a robust investment of US$150 million in the construction of its first factory in Brazil, in Caruaru, Pernambuco.

Itaú Asset Management (IAM), Itaú Unibanco's resource manager, and E Fund Management, the largest manager in China, announced, in a statement released on August 16, a new phase of strategic cooperation aimed at expanding financial collaboration between Brazil and China.

Several tire manufacturers, especially Chinese, are interested in setting up factories in Brazil. And LingLong, a Chinese manufacturer planning to invest an estimated R$1 billion, sent a delegation to Brazil last month to evaluate land in Sete Lagoas and Pouso Alegre, in Minas Gerais, and locations in the Northeast. Another Chinese company Sailun Tire intends to invest around R$2 billion.

On August 14, the Brazilian Export and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil) received a visit from a delegation of representatives from the Chinese group Luckin Coffee. The company is a partner with ApexBrasil for the commercialization and dissemination of Brazilian coffee in China.

According to data provided to the Angolan newspaper, the ambassador of the People's Republic of China in Angola admitted that there are good commercial relations with Angola in the field of Agriculture, and companies, at the same time, are investing in livestock farming.