12 Jun 2024
In a recent discussion, officials highlighted Rio de Janeiro's attributes beyond tourism, emphasizing its role as Brazil's energy capital, with a majority of the country's oil and natural gas production. They mentioned significant infrastructure projects, including the largest sanitation concession in Brazilian history, aiming to align with the UN's 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The city's cultural icons like carnival and soccer were also celebrated. Investment opportunities in varied concessions, real estate, and transportation were outlined, with a nod to artificial intelligence. Rio was presented as an ideal entry point to Latin America, with strong energy, finance sectors, and high-quality academic institutions.
Speakers: Mayor Eduardo Paes