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Regional agricultural and fisheries development

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Agricultural and productive activities in Brazil and Portugal continue to focus on regional development, infrastructure, and specialized industry promotion through various fairs and technical programs. In Brazil, agricultural festivals in Rio de Janeiro state are driving local economic activity. The 41st ExpoAgro in São Francisco de Itabapoana recently concluded, having featured over 30 activities including equestrian trials and livestock exhibitions. In Quissamã, the inaugural Quissamã Agro Fest was scheduled for September 24 to 27 at the Renato Queirós Carneiro da Silva Exhibition Park, marking the return of rodeo competitions after a 12-year hiatus. ~~In Maricá, the~~ The 1st Expo Rural de ~~Maricá~~ Maricá, held from September 17 to 27 at the Espraiado Exhibition Park, concluded with significant ~~attendance.~~ economic and social impact. Organized by the Maricá Tourism and Culture Company (MARÉ), the free event ~~at the Espraiado Exhibition Park~~ drew over 50,000 ~~people~~ attendees and featured rodeos, animal displays, and musical performances, including artist Natanzinho Lima. Antonio Grassi, president of MARÉ, noted the event’s success and its potential to become a permanent annual fixture. ~~To accommodate the Expo Rural,~~ Data from MARÉ indicates the ~~municipality declared optional working days on September 24 and 25, though essential services remained operational. Alongside~~ exhibition generated approximately R$ 60 million for the ~~rural exhibition,~~ local economy, with over R$ 39 million spent directly at the ~~city hosted~~ event and nearly R$ 21 million injected into other municipal sectors such as food, lodging, and transportation. The hospitality sector experienced a ~~Geek Fair on September 26 at Cine Henfil, featuring K-pop, independent games,~~ notable boost, as average hotel occupancy rose from 63% to 72.5%. Public satisfaction was high, with a 96% positive rating and ~~accessible cultural tours.~~ a Net Promoter Score (NPS) of 77, placing the event in the ‘Zone of Excellence’. Other regional activities include climate change adaptation efforts in Goianá, upcoming fairs in Maranhão, Pernambuco, Ceará, and Paraíba, and the Bahiater program in Bahia. In Portugal, regional fairs like the Feira da Luz/EXPOMOR and the FRIMOR National Onion Fair remain central to local production.

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