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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, recent and upcoming events highlight diverse sectors. In Maranhão, Expoema 2026 is scheduled for September 6 to 13 in São Luís, an event expected to drive the local economy by combining agribusiness, livestock exhibitions, and musical performances. In Pernambuco, the municipality of Goiana will participate in the 33rd Agrinordeste fair in Olinda from September 3 to 6, showcasing family farming products. Ceará is set to host the II Festival do Camarão do Vale do Jaguaribe on September 4 and 5 to promote the regional shrimp industry. In Bahia, the 6th Territorial Fair of Family Farming of the Northeast Semi-arid II recently concluded in Cícero Dantas, emphasizing agroecology. Additionally, the Bahiater program continues to support food and water security for over 2,600 families. ~~Further agribusiness exhibitions include the 41st ExpoAgro in São Francisco de Itabapoana from September 17 to 20, and the~~ Preparations are intensifying for several major exhibitions. The Paraíba Agronegócios exhibition in João Pessoa, ~~which~~ organized by the State Secretariat for Agricultural Development and Fisheries (Sedap-PB), is entering its final stages at the Henrique Vieira de Melo Exhibition Park. The event expects 200,000 visitors and ~~features~~ 500 ~~exhibitors.~~ exhibitors, featuring approximately 2,500 animals, business rounds, and lectures. In São Francisco de Itabapoana, the 41st ExpoAgro is scheduled for September 17 to 20 at the Raul Henriques Lemos Exhibition Park, featuring livestock competitions, rodeo activities, and musical performances. In Portugal, regional fairs remain central to local production. The Feira da Luz/EXPOMOR in Montemor-o-Novo features over 300 exhibitors focusing on livestock, supported by a municipal investment of approximately 800,000 euros. Montemor-o-Velho is celebrating its 600th annual fair for artisans and producers, while Rio Maior hosts the FRIMOR National Onion Fair.

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