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Port of Açu to the World: Representatives Visited Belgium and Scotland

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 24/07/2019 at 05:19

Updated on 24/07/2019 at 09:24

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In Order to Strengthen Ties with Its Partners and Develop Business, Porto do Açu Visited Key Sectors in Europe in July

Porto do Açu, July 23, 2019 – Representatives of the O&G Business Development team from Porto do Açu visited important European ports this month. Aiming to bring in references, the meetings provided a knowledge exchange and greater proximity to the best practices in the sector, which can contribute to the development of new businesses and the expansion of operations at the Porto do Açu Complex.

In Belgium, Ricardo de Luca, General Commercial Manager, and Luiz Rozo, Commercial Analyst, visited the Port of Antwerp, their strategic partner, recognized for its petrochemical cluster, the largest in Europe. In Scotland, they visited the Port of Dundee, known worldwide for its decommissioning activities.

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Port of Açu to the World: Representatives Visited Belgium and Scotland

In Order to Strengthen Ties with Its Partners and Develop Business, Porto do Açu Visited Key Sectors in Europe in July

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