The exhibition “Flavours of Tradition: History of Food in Ancient China” was inaugurated recently at the National Historical Museum in Rio de Janeiro.

The Chinese Ambassador to Mozambique, Zheng Xuan, recently attended an exchange activity held by the Embassy of China for deputies of the Assembly of the Republic of Mozambique who will participate in a seminar in China.

The third Festa Junina in Beijing was held recently, bringing together around 500 participants from Brazil, China and several other countries.

Brazil will receive its first two operational quantum computers in August this year, with capacities of 20 and 100 qubits.

The Mozambican Government intends to provide training for national entrepreneurs in order to strengthen exports of agricultural products to China

Brazil’s Ministry of Finance opened the Tax and Customs Attaché Office of Brazil in Beijing, China, last week.

Carbon markets, sustainable finance and ecological transformation were among the topics discussed by the delegation of Brazil’s Ministry of Finance in Shanghai during the official mission to China led by Finance Minister Dario Durigan, with the participation of representatives of the governments and business sectors of the two countries.

The University of Cabo Verde (Uni-CV) and Macau Millennium College recently signed a memorandum of understanding

The Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock of Brazil (CNA) took part last week in the 13th International Trade and Development Forum on Crop Protection, promoted by the China Crop Protection Industry Association (CCPIA), in Qingdao, China.

Brazil’s Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services (MGI) recently held a meeting in Brasília with a delegation from China’s Ministry of Natural Resources, led by Vice-Minister Zhuang Shaoqin.

The China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) 2026, one of the most relevant international events dedicated to global supply chains, logistics innovation and international economic co-operation, opened in Beijing last week.

Since 1 May this year, China has expanded its zero-tariff treatment to all 53 African countries that maintain diplomatic relations with the country. For Portuguese-speaking African countries, this measure opens up new possibilities.