Macaé de volta ao jogo: Prefeito divulgou em vídeo que o Porto do Barreto e indústria offshore é nossa!

Macaé Back in the Game: Mayor Announced in Video That Barreto Port and Offshore Industry Belong to Us!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 12/05/2017 at 14:47

Updated on 12/05/2017 at 16:14

Macaé de volta ao jogo Prefeito divulgou em vídeo que o Porto do Barreto e indústria offshore é nossa!

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It’s Official! The Mayor of Macaé Stated in a Video That the “Port Is Ours” and There Are Multinationals That Will Invest in the City. Check Out the Full Video and Article!

Macaé, like many municipalities in Brazil that economically depend on the oil industry, is going through extreme difficulties due to the crisis and the aftermath of the Lava Jato operations. But the current mayor of the city, Dr. Aluízio Junior, made an official statement in a video that boosted the morale of the people of Macaé and puts the city back to the status of National Capital of Oil.

In the video, the mayor says that the new rounds of oil auctions planned for the second half of 2017 will heat up activities in the Campos Basin again, and guess what: Macaé is at the central point of this basin. Putting it simply, this place is going to explode with opportunities soon; after all, 40 years of economy in this sector cannot be discarded suddenly like that.

The event Brasil Offshore 2017 is just around the corner, and along with it, many business opportunities and major global companies will be present, closing numerous contracts and presenting many innovative technologies for exploration in our deposits.

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Macaé Back in the Game: Mayor Announced in Video That Barreto Port and Offshore Industry Belong to Us!

It’s Official! The Mayor of Macaé Stated in a Video That the “Port Is Ours” and There Are Multinationals That Will Invest in the City. Check Out the Full Video and Article!

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Macaé Back in the Game: Mayor Announced in Video That Barreto Port and Offshore Industry Belong to Us!

It’s Official! The Mayor of Macaé Stated in a Video That the “Port Is Ours” and There Are Multinationals That Will Invest in the City. Check Out the Full Video and Article!

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