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Minas Gerais government administration and development

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The government of Minas Gerais is managing administrative transitions and new state initiatives. Governor Mateus Simões has established a timeline for the upcoming administration transition, emphasizing transparency through recorded meetings. During this period, Professor Wagner de Paulo Santiago was reappointed as the rector of the State University of Montes Claros (Unimontes) for the 2026–2030 term. Concurrently, To ensure public accountability, the Governor announced that the transition process will be guided by professionalism, featuring meetings that are both recorded and live-streamed. A schedule of sessions between state secretariats and the incoming administration’s team is set to take place primarily between October 23 and November 23. These meetings are intended to provide reports on current programs, financial accountability, and critical priorities for Governor-elect Cleitinho Azevedo, led by the new government’s first 90 days. Vice Governor-elect Luiz Eduardo Falcão, who is addressing fiscal concerns, including coordinating the transition team, has presented a group of 20 specialists to Governor Simões. This team includes experts in Law, Health, Education, and the Environment, tasked with organizing the data required for the new management to assume office without disrupting state services. This follows previous concerns raised by the transition team regarding a projected R$ 9 billion deficit for 2027 and significant debt to the Union. In terms of development, the state has launched the second edition of the HubMG Gov program, an R$ 20 million innovation initiative aimed at addressing public sector challenges through technological and scientific research. Coordinated by the State Secretariat for Economic Development (Sede-MG) and Fapemig, the program offers non-reimbursable funds of up to R$ 1 million for scientific research and up to R$ 2 million for technological development to address 22 specific challenges identified by state agencies. Interested parties, including startups and scientific institutions, must register through Fapemig’s Everest system within a 60-day window. initiative. Additionally, land regularization efforts are being advanced by Sede-MG and Cohab Minas. In Timóteo, within the Vale do Aço region, teams are conducting Minas, including registration efforts in Timóteo for occupants of the Primavera Housing Complex to provide legal security and property documentation to approximately 2,000 people across 500 housing units. Complex.

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