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Port of Suape regains autonomy in operations
- Pernambuco's governor says that Porto de Suape will become more competitive in attracting investments.
By: SiiLA News
10/04/2022 According to the newspaper Valor Econômico, the Port of Suape will regain its autonomy in the operations of its piers and piers. In addition, the state-owned company controlled by the government of Pernambuco will also manage the lease contracts.
This return of autonomy is already included in the "Official Gazette of the Union", and, according to the publication, the country's port policy and the sector's planning will continue with the federal government.
Also, according to the newspaper, Paulo Câmara, governor of Pernambuco, said that these changes will bring more speed to port management and thus make it a more competitive port in attracting investments.
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