Infrastructure improvement and the creation of new logistics corridors targeting São Paulo's interior stand out as major opportunities to boost the competitiveness of Brazilian industry. Topics like these will be on the agenda of the 2026 National Industry-Port Meeting (ENIP), with its next stage taking place in Campinas.
The creation of an efficient multimodal system, integrating highways, railways, airports and ports, can consolidate the Campinas Metropolitan Region as one of Latin America's largest distribution and connection hubs. This integrated model aims to leverage the potential of Viracopos International Airport and industrial clusters in cities such as Campinas, Paulínia, Indaiatuba, Hortolândia, Sumaré and Americana.
Against this backdrop, the National Confederation of Transport (CNT) launched the publication "Transport Moves Brazil – CNT's Proposals to the Country". The document presents proposals to address the main challenges of Brazilian infrastructure and logistics. Topics covered include: expansion of investments, modernization of the regulatory environment, public safety, energy transition, human development, labor relations and strengthening of different transport modes.
Given the importance of the subject, ENIP 2026, one of the country's leading events focused on integration between the industrial, port and logistics sectors, will promote debates on the challenges and opportunities of national infrastructure. At the Campinas stage, an in-depth discussion will take place on the expansion of multimodal corridors, infrastructure modernization, digitalization of logistics processes and integration between port, airport and railway.
The event strategically brings together governments, port authorities, concessionaires, logistics operators, investors and industrial leaders, fostering a qualified environment for debates of paramount importance to Brazilian logistics and infrastructure.
