Naval Industry In Rio de Janeiro: Petrobras Will Announce Investment Plan to Resume Ship Production, Says President Lula

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 11/08/2023 at 13:26

Fonte: EPBR

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The Revival of the Shipbuilding Industry in Rio de Janeiro, Driven by Petrobras’ Anticipated Investment Plan, May Represent a Significant Change for the Local Economic Scenario, Bringing with It the Hope of Jobs and Sustainable Development for the Region.

On Thursday, (08/10), President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva brought exciting news for the State of Rio de Janeiro: the resumption of ship production is close, and Petrobras will be the driver of this new era for the local shipbuilding industry. During an event in the state capital, alongside Governor Cláudio Castro and Mayor Eduardo Paes, Lula emphasized that Rio will return to being a shipbuilding hub, thanks to Petrobras’ upcoming investment plan.

With Petrobras’ Investments, the Shipbuilding Industry Will Generate New Job Opportunities and Stimulate the Economy

Since the elections, the revitalization of the shipbuilding industry in Brazil has been one of the main agendas championed by Lula.

Now, Petrobras, in line with its strategy to increase local hiring, is signaling this commitment through public statements.

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Naval Industry In Rio de Janeiro: Petrobras Will Announce Investment Plan to Resume Ship Production, Says President Lula

The Revival of the Shipbuilding Industry in Rio de Janeiro, Driven by Petrobras’ Anticipated Investment Plan, May Represent a Significant Change for the Local Economic Scenario, Bringing with It the Hope of Jobs and Sustainable Development for the Region.

With Petrobras’ Investments, the Shipbuilding Industry Will Generate New Job Opportunities and Stimulate the Economy

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