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| Brazil launched the second phase of its National Growth Acceleration Program
(PAC 2), opening up US$220.2 billion in opportunities for foreign investment in
Brazil over the period of 2011 to 2014. These projects focus on building Brazil's
national infrastructure with an emphasis on improving public transit, drainage,
energy, transportation, logistics, roads and civil construction. "The second phase
of the Growth Acceleration Program opens a new range of possibilities for foreign
investment in Brazil. This new round of development gives the private sector the
predictability needed to evaluate business opportunities in Brazil over the next four
years," confirmed Paulo Bernardo, the Minister of Planning, Budget and Management.
-29 March 2010: Secretariat for Social Communication (SFCOM) of the Presidency of Brazil |
Infrastructure Brazil: Sports-Driven Infrastructure Business & Financing Opportunities is the place to get the inside track on how to participate in the construction, operations, and financing opportunities for hundreds of new infrastructure projects being put in place to support the 2016 Olympic Games and 2014 World Cup.
The Summit will be the crucial gathering place for those serious about participating in the new wave of sports-driven infrastructure development and financing. It will go beyond a high-level overview and provide a detailed examination of the roll out of the games’ project contracting and financing opportunities. The focus will be on the projects, timelines, bidding process, and financing and contracting models that will be adopted.
As the hosting country of two of the world’s biggest sporting events—the 2016 Olympic Games and the 2014 World Cup—Brazil is busily preparing to welcome thousands of athletes and spectators from around the globe. These preparations have set in motion plans to rapidly launch hundreds of infrastructure projects to support the near-term events.
With hard deadlines in place, now is the time for Brazilian infrastructure expansion. The major sporting events are generating a wealth of present-day opportunities for both the Brazilian and the global private sector to participate in the construction, operations and financing of new infrastructure projects. These projects range from refurbishment and construction of hotels and sporting facilities to roads, urban transit systems, ports, and airports. These projects will require architectural and engineering support, construction services and supplies, project management, operations, and financing.
Come and meet Brazil’s key decision makers and potential private sector partners; infrastructure developers, concessionaires, operators, construction firms, suppliers, investors and financiers. Don’t miss Infocast’s Infrastructure Brazil: Sports-Driven Infrastructure Business & Financing Opportunities and your chance to get the indispensable, detailed information for the new wave of infrastructure projects. This is your opportunity to profit from the promising flow of infrastructure deals hitting the market.
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