Alckmin, Ministers and Governors Attend Forum in Palmas on Housing, Public Works and Innovation in Construction

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Published on 28/05/2025 at 20:25

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Forum in Palmas Brings Together Leaders and Experts to Discuss Solutions for Housing, Mobility, Innovation and Infrastructure in the North and Northeast

On May 29 and 30, Palmas, the capital of Tocantins, will host the VIII Northern and Northeastern Construction Industry Forum (FNNIC). The event is expected to bring together authorities, entrepreneurs, and experts to discuss the direction of the civil construction sector in both regions.

The program will cover strategic topics such as social housing, urban mobility, infrastructure, innovation, and new construction systems. The goal is to devise practical and integrated solutions for the challenges of construction in the North and Northeast.

High-profile attendees are confirmed. The Vice President of the Republic, Geraldo Alckmin, will participate in the meeting, along with the Minister of Cities, Jader Filho, and the Minister of Integration and Regional Development, Waldez Góes.

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Governors from Tocantins, Acre, and Amapá will also be present, in addition to parliamentarians and representatives from agencies such as CAIXA, CREA, CAU, and SEBRAE.

In total, the forum will feature 11 thematic panels. The discussions will address topics such as FGTS, real estate development, mining, the use of artificial intelligence, public works, and urban development. The aim is to bring together public authorities, companies, and technical entities to propose joint paths.

The event will be held at the Palácio Araguaia Governador José Wilson Siqueira Campos. There will be media coverage, accessible infrastructure, and live streaming, expanding access to content and discussions.

With information from Portal o Norte.

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