Brazilian company wants to help Guyana identify transport bottlenecks

(Kaieteur News) – Brazilian state-owned infrastructure company Infra S.A. is proposing to help Guyana identify transport bottlenecks and develop logistics projects.

The proposal was discussed during a meeting on 1st October between representatives of Infra S.A. and Guyana’s Embassy in Brazil. During the engagement, Infra S.A. Director of Market and Innovation, Marcelo Vinaud, underscored that the company’s project portfolio and accumulated experience across different transportation modes provide a technical foundation that can be applied to Guyana’s circumstances.

“Infra S.A. has the technical capacity to structure logistics projects across different modes of transportation, including road, rail, water and air. We will assist Guyana in identifying bottlenecks, structuring governance and transforming demands into projects, from initial planning through to procurement and the definition of concession models,” he said.