2016-02-11
A survey suggests that of all tourists to Portugal last year, those from China spent the most on average on tax-free shopping items; Portuguese news agency Lusa reported this week.
2016-02-11
Cape Verde’s tourism industry would grow strongly in the next few years – also helping other parts of the economy – said the country’s Prime Minister José Maria Neves, quoted by Portuguese news agency Lusa.
2016-02-11
China’s Government is to donate US$500,000 to Angola to help it buy vaccine against yellow fever; Angolan news agency Angop reported this week.
2016-02-05
A senior researcher at China’s central bank predicts the world’s second largest economy would grow 6.5 percent in 2016.
2016-02-05
The visit paid by China’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Wang Yi, to Mozambique this week could help further the relationship between China and Mozambique, said China’s Ambassador to the African nation, Su Jian.
2016-02-05
Cape Verde is the Portuguese-speaking Country with the highest level of economic freedom, according to the Index of Economic Freedom 2016. It is published by the Heritage Foundation in partnership with The Wall Street Journal newspaper.
2016-02-04
China has set its official growth target for 2016 at between 6.5 percent and 7 percent, the nation’s top economic planner said on Wednesday.
2016-02-04
China is one of the 15 priority source markets identified by Portugal’s tourism industry, Portuguese Secretary of State for Tourism Ana Mendes Godinho said.
2016-02-04
China is willing to strengthen co-operation with Mozambique in a number of fields, from industrial co-operation to climate change, Chinese state-run news agency Xinhua reported.
2016-02-03
A business forum linking delegates from China and from Angola will be held in the second half of March in the Angolan capital, Luanda, Portuguese news agency Lusa reported this week.
2016-02-03
Portugal’s unemployment rate dropped to 11.8 percent in December 2015, the European nation’s statistics bureau announced this week.
2016-02-03
Mozambique has obtained a new loan of US$150 million from the Export-Import Bank of China (also known as China Exim Bank) to finance scientific research this year, Mozambican newspaper Correio da Manhã reported this week.
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