On September 14, Brazil’s Ministry of Ports and Airports signed three ordinances updating the sector’s Sustainability Policy, establishing the National Policy on Port Research, Development and Innovation (PD&I-Portos) and creating the Impulsiona Program, aimed at the supervision and governance of the state-owned companies under the Ministry.
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