Chinese investors assess future Porto Guará project in Paranaguá
May, 14, 2026 Posted by Gabriel MalheirosWeek 202620
Paranaguá on Tuesday (12) welcomed a Chinese delegation linked to the Shandong Group, the investors of the planned Porto Guará project, marking another step toward the city’s port expansion plans.
The meeting took place at Mayor Adriano Ramos’s office and focused on technical, environmental and operational aspects of the proposed asset. The investors were also briefed on the city’s logistics structure, seen as strategically important to Brazil’s port sector.
The Chinese group is expected to remain in Paranaguá for several days to conduct studies and technical visits. The aim is to deepen discussions on potential investments tied to Porto Guará, a project designed to strengthen the region’s port capacity.
Porto Guará seen as driver of local economic growth
City Hall is following the discussions through the Municipal Secretariat for Industrial and Port Expansion. According to the municipality, the new port could help generate jobs, strengthen infrastructure and attract new business to Paranaguá.
Source: Paranaguá City Hall
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