Brazil to revamp port law
Brazils Special Ports Secretariat (SEP) is set to publish a revised law governing private terminals in national ports.
In the second quarter of this year, the organisation will undertake a road show to pre-identify interest in priority construction areas for new ports.
The new ports model has already been drawn up by the National Agency for Water Transport (Antaq).
A total of 45 areas have been designated as eligible to receive private investment in ports, however other areas could also be included in the programme, if the private sector is interested.
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