Portos e Navios: Setor de Energia Aumenta Vinda de Estrangeiros e Facilita Intercâmbio Tecnológico no Brasil
September 25, 2024

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O setor energético do Brasil está atraindo talentos internacionais a um ritmo sem precedentes, com quase metade de todos os vistos de trabalho emitidos para profissionais estrangeiros em petróleo, gás e energias renováveis. Uma análise da Fragomen destaca que este fluxo está impulsionando a inovação tecnológica e a modernização das infra-estruturas em todo o país. Como explica o Diretor de Imigração, Diogo Kloper, na Portos e Navios, a colaboração entre especialistas nacionais e internacionais está não apenas aprimorando a força de trabalho do Brasil, mas também posicionando o país de forma mais competitiva no mercado global de energia por meio da troca de conhecimento e do desenvolvimento de habilidades.
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Brazil’s energy sector is attracting international talent at an unprecedented rate, with almost half of all work visas issued to foreign professionals in oil, gas, and renewable energy. A Fragomen survey highlights that this influx is driving technological innovation and modernizing infrastructure nationwide. As Business Immigration Director Diogo Kloper explains in Portos e Navios, the collaboration between national and international experts is not only elevating Brazil’s workforce but also positioning the country more competitively in the global energy market through knowledge exchange and skill development.
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