China's rise as an EV powerhouse is reshaping the global auto industry. BYD's NEV exports and production milestones highlight this shift. With a complete EV ecosystem and growing Sino-European cooperation, China now drives innovation, reversing traditional tech flows and redefining partnerships in the electric mobility era.
China’s green transition accelerates as renewable energy made up 91.5% of new power capacity in H1 2025. Installed capacity reached 2.16 billion kW, covering 59.2% of total power. Renewable generation rose 15.6%, accounting for 39.7% of electricity output.
The EU and China have agreed on a new mechanism to protect critical mineral exports, aiming to stabilize key supply chains essential for energy, mobility, and technology. The deal also opens doors for cooperation in green and digital sectors, while addressing EU concerns over trade imbalances and subsidies.
This article marks 50 years of China-EU diplomatic ties, highlighting stable cooperation, mutual benefits, and economic growth. It showcases major EU investments in China and Chinese infrastructure projects in Europe, emphasizing strong trade, modernization, and shared development. The partnership continues to offer broad prospects for pragmatic, high-quality collaboration.
BizFocus interviewed CCILC Secretary-General Bernardo Mendia for insights on the business market.
Portugal, through its first participation in CISCE 2025, seeks to deepen supply chain ties with China. CCILC's Secretary-General Bernardo Mendia highlights the expo as a key platform for cooperation, innovation, and showcasing Portuguese expertise across strategic sectors.
During his speech, Mendia highlighted the crucial role of companies and CCIs in building bridges between economies.
El Corte Inglès, assoaciate of CCILC recently presented the inclusion of the chinese brand in its shelves.
The local economy is showing steady signs of recovery in 2025, with the latest figures from the Macau Economic Association (MEA) revealing a real GDP growth of approximately 2.8% for the first half of the year, recovering close to 89.4% of the 2019 benchmark.