Aerospace Technology Park of Bahia Launched at SENAI Cimatec

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 18/01/2024 at 18:40

Parceria entre SENAI Cimatec e governos federal e da Bahia impulsiona desenvolvimento industrial Foram assinados cinco memorandos de entendimento, entre o SENAI Cimatec, o Departamento de Ciência e Tecnologia Aeroespacial da Força Aérea Brasileira, os governos federal e estadual e a FIEB com as empresas Embraer, Speedbird, Ael Sistemas “Esse polo de desenvolvimento aeroespacial no nosso Cimatec é mais um para formar um grande ciclo de desenvolvimento tecnológico aeronáutico e aeroespacial para o Brasil”, afirma Ricardo Alban Parque Tecnológico Aeroespacial do Estado da Bahia será um ambiente dedicado ao fomento do ensino, à realização de pesquisas avançadas e à promoção da inovação no campo aeroespacial – Todos os direitos: Portal da Indústria

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Innovation Center in Partnership with Federal Government and Salvador Air Base Will Develop Advanced Aeronautics Research Projects to Boost Local Economy.

The Aerospace Technology Park of Bahia is a landmark for the industrial and technological development of the state. The partnership between SENAI Cimatec and the federal and Bahia governments has propelled the creation of this important project, which promises to bring significant advancements to the region. The signing of the agreement was attended by the President of the Republic, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, highlighting the relevance of the Technology Park for the national landscape.

The Project of the Aerospace Technology Park of Bahia represents a significant step towards advancing the aerospace industry in Brazil. With the partnership between SENAI Cimatec, the federal government, and the Bahia government, the Aerospace Park promises to create opportunities and boost the local economy. The technological advancements and innovations that will be developed in the Aerospace Technology Park will certainly have a positive impact on various sectors of industry and scientific research.

New Aerospace Technology Park of Bahia Promises to Drive Development

The Aerospace Technology Park of Bahia, also known as the Project of the Aerospace Technology Park of Bahia, has generated great expectation and enthusiasm since the announcement of its launch. Located at the Salvador Air Base, the park will cover nearly one million square meters and will be managed by SENAI Cimatec.

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Strategic Partnerships and Substantial Investments in the Aerospace Technology Park

The Aerospace Technology Park of Bahia will receive substantial investments to make the project a reality. In total, R$ 650 million will be allocated over the next 15 years, coming from public-private partnerships that will benefit the diversification and strengthening of the local economy. Among the companies involved are Embraer, Speedbird, Ael Sistemas, Mira Aerospace, and Akae, which have expressed interest in being part of this ecosystem.

Furthermore, the park’s implementation will focus on training skilled labor, aiming to meet the demands of companies and stimulate the creation of new businesses. This has the potential to generate a virtuous cycle, contributing to technological development in aeronautics and positioning Brazil as a major global player in this promising market.

Schedule and Authorities Involved in the Development of the Park

According to the proposed schedule, the first phase of the Aerospace Technology Park of Bahia will be completed in the first quarter of 2025. This includes renovations of 11 existing buildings, as well as the installation of two hangars and the renovation of an already existing hangar; the park is in the process of implementation. It is expected that new buildings will be finished by 2026, with the park’s operation commencing in the first quarter of 2025.

The launch ceremony of the Aerospace Technology Park of Bahia was attended by various authorities, including ministers, senators, the governor, presidents of CNI and FIEB, as well as Bahia mayors, reinforcing the importance and prestige of this visionary and transformative project for the development of the region and the country.

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Aerospace Technology Park of Bahia Launched at SENAI Cimatec

Innovation Center in Partnership with Federal Government and Salvador Air Base Will Develop Advanced Aeronautics Research Projects to Boost Local Economy.

New Aerospace Technology Park of Bahia Promises to Drive Development

Strategic Partnerships and Substantial Investments in the Aerospace Technology Park

Schedule and Authorities Involved in the Development of the Park

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