Technology Park hosts final meeting of the Santos 500+ Agenda

Navigation channel of the Port of Santos Alexsander Ferraz Registration is open for the final forum of the Santos 500+ Agenda project, an initiative that proposes discussing the main challenges, bottlenecks, and opportunities of the City on the path to 2046, when Santos will complete 500 years since its founding. The meeting will be held on the 3rd, at 9 AM, at the Santos Technology Park, and its central theme will be “Port of the Future: Innovation, Business, and Development”. The proposal is to debate how port activity can contribute to building the city of the coming decades, boosting innovation, job creation, investment attraction, and new business opportunities. The forum will bring together authorities, executives, specialists, and industry representatives to discuss the paths of the Port of Santos over the next 20 years and its direct relationship with the municipality's economic and social development. Port of the future As the largest port complex in Latin America, the Port of Santos plays a strategic role in the Brazilian economy and has a direct influence on the region's development.

For the coming years, the challenges involve infrastructure modernization, digital transformation, sustainability, professional qualification, and expanding the capacity to attract new investments. The meeting's proposal is to broaden the debate on how the port can prepare for future demands, strengthening its competitiveness and helping Santos advance in a planned, innovative manner connected to the sector's new opportunities. The impacts of port activity on business generation, job creation, and the integration between the port and the city will also be on the agenda, considering the challenges of a region strategic for Brazilian foreign trade. Schedule Events will kick off at 9 AM with an opening led by Federal Deputy Paulo Alexandre Barbosa (PSD), president of the Joint Parliamentary Front for Ports and Airports. Following this, the panel “Port of the Future: Innovation, Business, and Development” will take place, bringing together Paulo Alexandre Barbosa; Cláudio Oliveira, CEO of Brasil Terminal Portuário (BTP); Bruno Orlandi, Secretary of Port Affairs and Employment of Santos; Eduardo Abrunhosa, Director of Administration at Instituto Presbiteriano Mackenzie; and Rogério Saran, Digital Transformation Supervisor at the Port of Santos. The meeting is open to the public, with free registration via the website http://www.atribuna.com.br/santos500mais.