On October 15, the Agostinho Neto University (UAN) and the Renmin University of China (RUC) formalized a Memorandum of Understanding with the aim of strengthening academic, scientific and cultural cooperation between the two institutions.

On October 18, the mayor of Santana, Sebastião Bala Rocha, the Brazilian Minister of Integration and Regional Development, Waldez Góes, the deputy governor of Amapá, Teles Júnior and the CEO of Companhia Docas de Santana (CDSA), Edival Tork, received the representative of the Chinese company SINO - LAC SUPPLY CHAIN, Zhu Chuangxin, at the location of CDSA.

The State Grid Brazil Holding (SGBH), which is part of the State Grid Corporation of China, will build a new transmission line from Maranhão to Goiás, in Brazil, with the total investiment about R$18 billion by 2030.

The Oeiras investment promotion agency is in Macau trying to attract Chinese technology companies to a business park, a Sino-Portuguese partnership, whose construction should begin this year, said the organization's leader on October 18.

At a meeting held on October 17 in the Chinese capital with a high-level delegation from Brazil, led by the Brazilian President's Chief of Staff, Rui Costa, the Chinese Foreign Minister, Wang Yi, stressed the importance of comprehensive strategic cooperation between the two countries.

On October 10, a consortium led by the Chinese company Dingsheng Port signed a 15 years franchise agreement with the Mozambican government for the development of the Chongoene Port Terminal, located in Gaza province. The contract was formalized with the presence of the Mozambican Minister of Transport and Communications and the vice-president of Sociedade Terminal de Minérios de Chongoene.

On October 14, Ângela Bragança, an official of Angola's ruling party and a secretary for policy and cadre development of the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA), said that the long-standing cooperation between Angola and China has deepened the friendship between the two nations, promoting mutual progress and well-being, at the Sixth Annual Meeting on China's Sustainable Development Goals, held in Luanda, the capital of Angola.

The Unicamp has just renewed its agreement with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (Cass). The University is the only one in South America to have this partnership. Initially signed in 2019, the agreement between Unicamp and Cass will now run until 2029.

The Brazilian Ministry of Development and Social Assistance, Family and Fight against Hunger (MDS) has signed an agreement with the Chinese company Huawei to train professionals of information technology and encourage productive activity among those enrolled in the Unified Registry. The cooperation will be nationwide and aimed at people over the age of 18.

On 14 October, with the theme “Artificial Intelligence and Media Transformation”, the 6th World Media Summit, held in the Xinjiang Urumqi, brought together over 500 participants from 106 countries and regions, including the representatives from 208 major media, government agencies and international organizations.

The Landless Rural Workers' Movement (MST) is looking for a solution to an energy problem faced by peasant cooperatives in Brazil. The leader of the MST, João Pedro Stedile, was in China to hold talks on solar energy with the Chinese company, Beijing Zhaoyang Solar Thermal Technology, which have already started partnerships involving the movement's settlements in Brazilian cooperatives.

Between October 15 and 20, the municipality of Baião will take part in the delegation of the Intermunicipal Community of Tâmega and Sousa to Macau, as part of an initiative of the Portugal China Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the Portuguese Business Association.