Summary of Embraer vai investir mais de R$ 2 bilhões em 2024

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In a YouTube video titled "Embraer will invest more than R$ 2 billion in 2024," President Lula announced Embraer's plans to invest R$ 3 billion in new aviation projects, creating nearly 1,000 new jobs. The announcement was made during the delivery of a new Embraer aircraft in São José dos Campos, where Lula also encouraged more investments in the aviation industry. The visit included the inauguration of a new student dormitory at the Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica and the delivery of the first of 13 jets purchased by a Brazilian airline. Embraer's investment is expected to significantly contribute to Brazil's aeronautical industry, which has already delivered 25 aircraft in the first quarter of 2023. Embraer's president announced an additional R$ 2 billion investment and the creation of over 900 direct jobs. The Brazilian government aims to leverage this growth to stimulate regional aviation and encourage domestic exploration, particularly in the Amazon region.

• 00:00:00 In this section of the YouTube video titled "Embraer will invest more than R$ 2 billion in 2024," President Lula announced Embraer's investment of R$ 3 billion in new aviation projects, which will generate nearly 1,000 new jobs. The announcement was made during the delivery of a new Embraer aircraft in São José dos Campos, Paulista, where Lula also encouraged more investments in the aviation industry. The first stop of his visit was the Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica (ITA), where he inaugurated a new student dormitory and saw the first Brazilian-made jet engine. Later, at Embraer's headquarters, Lula participated in the delivery of the first of 13 jets purchased by a Brazilian airline for domestic flights. The investment of R$ 3 billion is expected to contribute significantly to Brazil's aeronautical industry, which has already delivered 25 aircraft in the first three months of 2023, 10 more than the same period last year. Embraer's president announced an additional investment of R$ 2 billion this year and the creation of over 900 direct jobs, contributing to Brazil's industrialization and putting the country in a prominent position on the international stage. The Brazilian government aims to leverage this growth to stimulate regional aviation and encourage Brazilians to explore their own country, particularly the Amazon region.