Job Openings at Suape Port: Over 5,000 Opportunities Will Be Created with the Construction of the 2nd Phase of the Refinery

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 13/07/2023 at 10:50

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The Recovery of the Port Sector in the State of Pernambuco Will Occur with the Construction of a Phase of the Refinery and the Opening of Many Job Opportunities at the Port of Suape.

On July 4, Senator Humberto Costa (PT-PE) gave an interview to the Portal de Prefeitura in Brasília, in which he addressed the topic of generating new job opportunities and income at the Port of Suape. The port complex is located in the Metropolitan Region of Recife, in Pernambuco, more precisely between the municipalities of Ipojuca and Cabo de Santo Agostinho. It is worth noting that the port is considered a hub of great importance for the region’s economy.

Check Out Senator Humberto Costa’s Interview

YouTube video — Source: Portal da Prefeitura

Investments in the Refinery and the Prospects for Opening New Job Opportunities

During the interview, the senator highlighted the actions of the Federal Government to boost the recovery of the port sector, emphasizing the completion of the second train of the refinery.

“This additional phase will allow for the production of the so-called “diesel S,” a type of non-polluting diesel with high market value. This expansion will have positive impacts on job generation both in construction and in the operation of the plant,” the senator emphasized.

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Job Openings at Suape Port: Over 5,000 Opportunities Will Be Created with the Construction of the 2nd Phase of the Refinery

The Recovery of the Port Sector in the State of Pernambuco Will Occur with the Construction of a Phase of the Refinery and the Opening of Many Job Opportunities at the Port of Suape.

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Check Out Senator Humberto Costa’s Interview

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