Brazil’s Minister of Finance, Dario Durigan, recently filed a Letter of Presentation of the Republic with China’s capital market regulatory bodies, marking the first formal step towards the issuance of Brazilian sovereign bonds denominated in yuan, known as Panda Bonds.

Beijing Capital Airlines recently launched a new direct route between Beijing Daxing International Airport and Lisbon, which will operate for about three months.

The Festival CAIXA Ano Cultural Brasil-China will arrive in the capital of the State of Paraná on 1 and 2 July, at CAIXA Cultural Curitiba.

The development of electric mobility and the growing presence of Chinese manufacturers in the Brazilian market have increased the search for new business links between companies from the two countries.

The number of Portuguese visitor arrivals in Macao increased by 34.7 per cent in the first five months of the year, according to official data released recently.

Pará State University (UEPA) recently concluded an important participation in the International Mission of the Brazilian Association of Rectors of State and Municipal Universities (ABRUEM) to China.

As part of the celebrations of International Children’s Day, three companies of China’s Jinan Yuxiao Group recently donated school bags, school supplies, clothing, forearm crutches, a wheelchair and a hot meal to orphaned children and children with disabilities at seven rural primary schools in the districts of Inhassunge, Inhamuchindo and Quelimane, in Zambézia Province.

Representatives of governments, companies and financial institutions from China and Brazil recently gathered in São Paulo to discuss economic co-operation, trade and new bilateral investments.

Following the 4th Meeting of the China-Brazil Strategic Financial Co-operation Working Group, held recently in Shanghai, the People’s Bank of China released a statement highlighting the potential for co-operation with Brazil’s payment systems.

Angola and China are planning to strengthen bilateral co-operation in emerging sectors such as artificial intelligence, the digital economy and renewable energies.

The Foundation for Business Competitiveness (FUNDEC) and the Chinese Embassy in Mozambique recently met in Maputo to consolidate a common agenda focused on attracting foreign direct investment, knowledge transfer and the creation of new opportunities for the domestic private sector.

A report published in June 2026 identifies the PAC as the main driver of infrastructure investment in Brazil and as a decisive factor for the country leading the Portuguese-Speaking Countries Infrastructure Development Index (BRIDi).