Sinduscon and Fiec Form Partnership to Boost the Construction Industry in Ceará

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 25/03/2021 at 11:07

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Partnership Established Between Sinduscon and Fiec Dedicated to Civil Construction in Ceará Can Boost Investments

The Construction Industry Union of the State of Ceará (Sinduscon-CE) and the Federation of Industries of the State of Ceará (Fiec), through the Euvaldo Lodi Institute (IEL Ceará), are organizing a partnership that will foster and qualify entrepreneurship in the civil construction sector of Ceará.

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Entrepreneurship Cubed, an initiative conceived by Sinduscon and Sinduscon Young, will involve the expertise of IEL Ceará in developing a modular training path specifically designed for young entrepreneurs.

The goal of Sinduscon is to help young entrepreneurs in Ceará grow in the civil construction business and encourage them with planning and qualification in the market. The company’s next steps will be to structure the learning modules and define the professionals who will facilitate the training before the program is launched.

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“The main intention is precisely to work on the development of these young entrepreneurs, preparing them for the challenges of entrepreneurial activity and awakening them to the importance of innovation. With quality qualification, businesses tend to prosper much more. Entrepreneurship has a strong impact on the economy, and the idea is to stimulate the strengthening and emergence of new businesses, especially in a moment like this we are going through due to the pandemic”, says the president of FIEC, Ricardo Cavalcante.

According to the president of Sinduscon Ceará, Patriolino Dias de Sousa, the partnership with FIEC, through IEL, will promote responsible, innovative entrepreneurship that can contribute significantly to the development of the State of Ceará.

“I believe that a project of this scale will boost business in the civil construction sector in a bold, sustainable, and innovative way. Involving young people in the process of strengthening and developing our economy is important and promising. I am sure that with technical capability and a keen entrepreneurial spirit, we will achieve absolute success”, he says.

Civil Construction in Ceará

Ceará is ranked 8^th in the country in the civil construction industry ranking. Aiming to enhance collaboration in the sector, federal deputy Eduardo Bismarck (PDT-CE) highlighted its importance to the state’s economy.

“The sector is one of the largest drivers of our Ceará’s economy, not only because of the high appreciation of real estate but also due to income generation. Just look at the fact that in 2020, Ceará was the Northeastern state that generated the most jobs according to Caged (General Register of Employed and Unemployed)”, he stated.

Sinduscon and Fiec Form Partnership to Boost the Construction Industry in Ceará

Partnership Established Between Sinduscon and Fiec Dedicated to Civil Construction in Ceará Can Boost Investments

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Civil Construction in Ceará

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