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Maranhão avança na implantação da Zona de Processamento de Exportação

5 minutos Em palestra nesta sexta-feira (28/03) no Conselho Temático de Desenvolvimento Industrial e Inovação (CODIN), da Federação das Indústrias do Estado do Maranhão (FIEMA), o presidente da empresa administradora da ZPE Bacabeira, Pedro Dantas da Rocha Neto, detalhou os próximos passos para implantação da Zona de Processamento de Exportação de Bacabeira. Licenciamento ambiental, capacitação de mão de obra e adequação da infraestrutura portuária são pontos importantes para que a ZPE Bacabeira, que tem estimativa de investimentos superiores a R$ 15 bilhões e criação Continue lendo→

Ceará supera São Paulo e lidera avanço da indústria no Brasil em 2024

5 minutos O ano de 2024 entrou para a história recente da economia cearense. De acordo com dados oficiais divulgados pelo Instituto de Pesquisa e Estratégia Econômica do Ceará (Ipece), a indústria do estado cresceu 10,65% – desempenho que não apenas superou a média nacional, mas também deixou para trás a marca da tradicional locomotiva industrial do país: São Paulo, que cresceu apenas 3,1% no mesmo período (IBGE, PIM-PF Regional, fev. 2025). Enquanto o Ceará acelerava, com expansão vigorosa em diversos setores da indústria Continue lendo→

Production facilities in the European Union. Company and business registration in Europe

5 minutos The European Union’s single market of 500 million consumers looking for quality goods and services and 21 million small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) is the World’s most ambitious trade co-operation and the biggest player on the global trading scene. This is the main reason why European Union considered as one of the world’s best regions to do business. The European Union is the world’s biggest trading block, accounting for 16.5 % of the world’s imports and exports. Free trade among its members Continue lendo→

How Africa can make Special Economics Zones successful

4 minutos Across Africa, governments are increasingly looking to Special Economic Zones (SEZs), as engines of industrialisation, job creation and economic transformation. When done right, SEZs can attract investment, boost exports and create employment opportunities. Yet, many African SEZs have been falling short due to poor planning, weak governance, and lack of integration with local economies. This begs the question: how can Africa best make SEZs work to ensure sustainable growth, economic stability, and the creation of flourishing cities? One of the biggest determinants Continue lendo→

SEZs and economic development

9 minutos During the decade of the 1980s a paradigm shift took place in the minds of economic policy makers; the movement in thought process was rooted in the idea that economic development must be led by having in place an export-oriented economy. This became a recipe of economic success for many countries of North East Asia and South East Asia. Political leadership of East Asia adopted the strategy of promoting exports of their countries; notably the economic managers of South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand Continue lendo→