National Forum for the Expansion of the Port Logistics Sector Will Take Place in Brasília This Tuesday

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Published on 07/10/2019 at 11:50

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The Minister of Infrastructure, Tarcísio Freitas, Will Deliver the Opening Lecture of the Event on October 8 in Brasília

The Minister of Infrastructure, Tarcísio Freitas, will deliver the opening lecture of the National Forum for the Expansion of the Port Logistics Sector – Santos Export, on October 8, at 7:15 PM, at the Royal Tulip Alvorada Hotel in Brasília. The 17th Edition of the National Forum for the Expansion of the Port Logistics Sector – Santos Export is scheduled for October 8 and 9 at the Royal Tulip Alvorada in Brasília, organized by UNA Marketing de Eventos.

Confirmed authorities include Diogo Piloni e Silva, National Secretary of Ports and Waterway Transportation of the Ministry of Infrastructure; Mário Povia, Director-General of the National Agency for Waterway Transport (Antaq); Mario Rodrigues Jr., Director-General of the National Agency for Land Transport (ANTT); and national and international experts on the discussion topics. Members of the Event Advisory Committee, composed of experts in the ports, logistics, and multimodality sectors, will participate in all panels. The importance of Agribusiness, Management and Innovation in the Transportation sector, Regulation in logistics for trade, Intermodality and logistics, and New port models are themes for the panels over the two days of the event.

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Integrated with the Ministry of Infrastructure, the sector seeks to consolidate its identity in choosing between the private port model or the publicly controlled port. The issue requires an urgent review of port legislation, with an efficient regulatory framework.

Recent decisions to implement technical management in ports by Port Authorities that encourage new bids, expanding private sector participation, point towards a path that demands extensive reflection and in-depth studies.

The scenario also requires greater investment for efficient access to ports across all modalities, eliminating the known barriers that hinder Brazilian foreign trade.

Within these parameters, panels featuring federal authorities, leaders from public and private entities from all sectors related to ports, logistics, and the economy will provide participants with a better understanding of what to expect for the present and future of the system.

Location: Royal Tulip Alvorada Hotel

ADDRESS

SHTN – BLOCK 01 CONJ 1B – BLOCKS C
ZIP 70800-200 – BRASÍLIA/DF – BRAZIL

Discover the complete event schedule:

https://forumsantosexport.com.br/programacao/

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