Ney jorge campello english

Governo do Estado da Bahia

Global Infrastructure Forum – London

GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE FORUMGLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE FORUMPriority Projects and Opportunities to Bahia, BrazilBrazil



Agenda

�Brazilian Historical Perspective

�Brazil, State of Bahia and the City of Salvador

�Priority projects for State Development



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Historical perspective on Brazilian economy

Source: Ipeadata

GDP Variation 1947 – 2007, US$ mm

DevelopmentStage

EconomicMiracle

Lula Government

AsianTigers

-Automobilístic IndustryArrival-Brasília”s Construction- JK Government

- Oil Crisis- Strengthening of the domesticindustry

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- Savings Confiscation

Collor Government

LostDecade

Real Plan

Exchange RateR$ x US$



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Perspective on Brazilian economy

Source: *IBGE **Febraban projections

GDP Projection

2014

#Ranking Economy

2008US$ MM

1 United States 14,204,322

2 Japan 4,909,272

3 China 4,326,187

4 Germany 3,652,824

5 France 2,853,062

6 United Kingdom 2,645,593

7 Italy 2,293,008

8 Brazil 1,612,539

9 Russian Federation 1,607,816

10 Spain 1,604,174

Big Bet?

2009 - R$ 3,143 trillions*

2010 - 6,3%**



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World economy

Source: The World Factbook 2007 – Central Intelligence Agency CIA

World Map of GDP - 2007



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Perspective on Brazilian economy

Brazilian stock market responded positively at the news.The move shows the solidity of the Brazilian economy in an adverse global economic environment. It also proves that the country managed to go through the international financial crisis well, Mantegasaid."It's good that this is happening soon after an international crisis, because they (Moodys ) had the opportunity to see Brazil being tested," Mantega said.The investment grade will significantly made Brazil more attractive to foreign investors, he said.According to the minister, the grade means that Brazil has a low risk of not paying its creditors, which could reduce the interest rates in overseas loans and help postpone maturity dates on governmental loans. It will also help private companies to get foreign loans.

Brazil’s Investment Grade

Agencies Ratings

Standard & Pools ( April 2009) BBB-

Fitch (May 2009) BBB-

Moodys (Sep 2009) Baa3



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Historical perspective on Brazilian economy

Source: IPEA (1970 – 2007) / BNDES(2008 – 2010)

Brazil Infrastructure Investments US$ MM2010 Forecast:

US$ 52 billions



Salvador – Bahia – Brazil

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Territory BahiaTerritory Bahia564.692,67 km564.692,67 km ²²

Territory SalvadorTerritory Salvador707 km707 km ²²

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Brazilian TerritoryBrazilian Territory8.514.215,3 km8.514.215,3 km ²²



BRAZILBRAZIL BAHIABAHIA SALVADORSALVADOR

DENSIDITYDENSIDITY 22 22 hab/kmhab/km 22 24,93 24,93 hab/kmhab/km 22 4.240 4.240 hab/kmhab/km 22

HDIHDI 0,8130,813 0,6880,688 0,8050,805

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GDPGDPR$R$

BRAZIL BAHIA SALVADOR

3,14 TrillionsFGV, 2009

109 billions (IBGE, 2007)

24 billions(IBGE, 2006)

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POPULATIONPOPULATION

14 14 millionsmillions 3 3 millionsmillionsBahiaBahia SalvadorSalvador

Source: Source: IBGE 2007IBGE 2007 Source: Source: IBGE 2009IBGE 2009

192 192 millionsmillions

BrazilBrazil

Source: Source: IBGE 2009IBGE 2009

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It is time for

Brazil !!

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Scenario of a Fiscal, monetary and political estability

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Brazil may be the 5 th world economy by 2015. (President Lula , 2010)



New reality:We are creditors of IMF



The last country to enter and the first to recover from the international Financial crunch



Infrastructure Investiments of

US$ 50 Bi

Stadia Investments of US$ 2,5 Bi os*

64 years of expectations to host the World Cup once

again!

190 million of Brazilians passionate for soccer

US$ 450 MM FIFA budget

12 host cities

International progression

Raise of 1% on the GDP during

the games*

3,5 Mi jobs**

26 bi spectors

* ABDIB

** Projeções FGV

What does the World Cup 2014 means to Brazil?

20 thousand jounalists

500 broadcasters

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PRIORITY PROJECTSPRIORITY PROJECTS

Urban Mobility TourismArena Fonte Nova

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Stadium

Arena Fonte Nova

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Area: 121.189 m²

Capacity: 50.000

VIP Seats: 1.880

Cabins: 50 Cabins – 1.540 seats

Media area: 2.440 m2

Bars: 46

Restrooms: 62

StadiumStadium -- Arena Fonte NovaArena Fonte Nova

Investment: Investment: R$ 591 millionR$ 591 million

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Light roof - PTFENatural ventilation

Rain water storage systemWaste treatment and surrounding preservation

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• Bahia on the world circuit

for cultural events

• Improve quality for athletes

• Modern facilities for fans

• Comfort and safety

• Shopping Center

• Shows area

• Comercial Buildings

• Panoramic restaurant

• Soccer Museun

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URBAN MOBILITYURBAN MOBILITY

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Urban MobilityUrban MobilityPriority ScenarioPriority Scenario

- Ports- Airports- Salvador - Itaparica’s Bridge- Integrated intermodal city system- Metropolitan Transport axis- Complementary Connections- Structured corridors

Investment:1,8 billion of Reais

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CorredorIguatemi

Acesso Norte

LEGENDA

Ligação Pinto de Aguiar/Gal Costa

BR-324

Lauro de Freitas/Aeroporto

Metrô Acesso NorteEstação Pirajá

CorredorAeroporto/Iguatemi

CorredorIguatemi/ACM/Lucaia

Vasco/Lapa

Metropolitan Transport axis

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PORT OF

SALVADOR

- Port Retrofit- Build two additional moorings

- Located at Baía de Todos osSantos , city center- Capacity: 500 thousand pax/ yr- Serve 7 transatlanticsimultaneously

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- Retrofit of the passenger terminal- Construction of a new landing track (3.005 X 45 metros)

AIRPORT

- 35km from city center- Capacity: 6 million pax / yr- 11 boarding gates- Actual landing track: 1.523 X 45 meters

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SALVADOR SALVADOR –– ITAPARICAITAPARICA ’’SS BRIDGEBRIDGE



TOURISMTOURISM

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Among the World ’s 31 tourism destinies

Source: New York Times

Bahia

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Salvador

Source: Pesquisa Vox Populi / Min Turismo

The most desired destiny

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Third International destinyThird International destiny

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• Re-qualify hotel chains• Professional training• Enterprise training• Attract private investors• Stimulate investments for entertaining activities• Implement public facilities for events

INTERVENTIONS ON INTERVENTIONS ON TOURISMTOURISM

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Beds 2009 Beds 2014

35.300 40.000Improvement

7.700

HOTEL AVAILABILITYHOTEL AVAILABILITY

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HOSPITALSHOSPITALS

8.831Beds

Source: Ministério da Saúde/ CNES/SUS, 2009

Stadia surrounding:

105Emergencyunits

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TRAINING VENUESTRAINING VENUES

Manoel BarradasVia Regional

Governador Roberto SantosPituaçu

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INVESTMENTS FORECASTINVESTMENTS FORECAST

(R$)

ArenaUrban

InfrastructureHotels Security Health

591 mi 1,8 bi 1,5 bi 30 mi 18 mi

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� Strengthening state’s image

� Job and wealth creation� Improvements on

tourism industry� Improvements Urban

infrastructure� Retrofit the Antique city

center� International circuit tour

Legacy for the Legacy for the State of Bahia State of Bahia

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The soccer nation was born here!

Thank you !



Campello, NeyExtraordinary Secretary – Bahia – Brasil

Phone: + 55 (071) 3115 9933Fax: + 55 (071) 3115 1665

Email: [email protected]: www.secopa.ba.gov.br

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