Latin Port Business reflects growing importance of ports at the event.
A partnership was also signed in the port segment of TranspoQuip Latin America, enabling more attention for the industry at the exhibition floor and conference program. Latin Port Business will be hosted at TranspoQuip Latin America.
With a coast of 7.000 navigatable kilometers, Brazil’s port sector currently moves about 700 million tons of the most diverse merchandise and is responsible for over 90% of exports. Brazil’s port system is made up of 37 public sea and river ports. Of these, 18 have been delegated, granted or have its operation authorized by the administration of state and local governments. There are 42 terminals for private use and three port complexes which operate under concession for the private sector.
With the many investments being announced in existing ports and private initiatives to build new ports, the industry merits a special event. This is the reason behind the Latin Port Business pavilion at TranspoQuip Latin America 2012 .
Visitor Profile
- Construction companies
- Contractors & integrators
- Custom & inspection authorities
- Designers, engineers, consultants & architects
- Federal government
- Ministry of Portis
- Ministry of Transportation
- Parking operators
- Police, fire brigades & emergency services
- Port concessionaires
- Port operators
- Regulation agencies
- Security companies
- Technical universities
For more information please click: www.latinportbusiness.com
