Belém's Data Center Debate vs. Fortaleza's Infrastructure Progress
Belém's potential loss from not establishing a data center could hinder investments and job creation, while Fortaleza advances its digital infrastructure. The urgency for Belém to evaluate its strategic options is increasing as global digital infrastructure becomes essential.

The absence of a data center in Belém could result in significant losses in investment, employment, and innovation opportunities. In contrast, Fortaleza has moved forward with regulations to support the establishment of such facilities.
The Antaq has approved 25 new private port terminals in the Arco Norte region, with investments totaling 5.64 billion, primarily benefiting Pará. Additionally, public consultations for 10 more private terminals were announced in the last 10 months, seven of which are in Pará.
Resumption of construction on the BR-163 highway is set to begin in August, crucial for grain logistics. The region's ports are vital, accounting for 41% of corn exports, 37% of soybean exports, and 30% of fertilizer imports.




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