Adelino Manuel Muchanga, President of the Supreme Court of Mozambique, recently received Zheng Xuan, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the People’s Republic of China to Mozambique

Chinese state-owned enterprise State Grid has begun construction of the largest power transmission concession project ever undertaken in Brazil in terms of investment.

Paulo Henrique Saraiva Câmara, President of Banco do Nordeste do Brasil S.A. (BNB), will lead an official mission to China as part of the “China Mission – Innovation and Finance”, scheduled for 2026.

Brazil and China have entered a new stage in the development of CBERS-5

The Commerce and Investment Promotion Institute (IPIM), with the support of the China-Portuguese-speaking Countries Federation of Entrepreneurs, recently held the “Portuguese-speaking Countries Business Opportunities Promotion Seminar – Mozambique”.

The National Bank of Angola (BNA) has authorised the country’s commercial banks to use the Chinese currency, the yuan, to meet mandatory foreign currency reserve requirements, reinforcing the growing importance of the Chinese currency in the Angolan financial system.

Journalists and public media professionals from Mozambique recently took part in specialised training in artificial intelligence in Beijing.

Located in Bahia, in northern Brazil, Juazeiro is one of the Brazilian cities participating in the China–Brazil Smart Cities Seminar, recently held in Beijing, China. The municipality formed part of the Brazilian delegation, on an international mission aimed at exchanging experience, presenting innovative urban solutions, and strengthening co-operation between Brazil and China in strategic areas for sustainable development.

Recently, Professor Carlos Guedes Soares, a member of the Portuguese Academy of Engineering and foreign member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, was awarded with the International Science and Technology Co-operation Award by the People’s Republic of China.

The Brazilian Senate approved the draft legislative decree concerning the Brazil-China Film Co-production Agreement, signed in 2017.

China’s ambassador to Angola, Zhang Bin stated last week, that the bilateral relations between the two countries were undergoing a phase of qualitative transformation, characterised by notable “economic pragmatism” and results that had exceeded expectations.