Leonardo Cezar Ribeiro
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Leonardo Cezar Ribeiro

National Secretary of Railway Transportation, Ministerio de Transportes
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Biography

Leonardo Cezar Ribeiro serves as National Secretary of Railway Transportation at Brazil's Ministry of Transportation (Ministério dos Transportes). In this strategic role, he oversees the development and implementation of national railway policies and infrastructure projects across Brazil. His position involves coordinating railway expansion initiatives, managing regulatory frameworks, and promoting sustainable transportation solutions. Ribeiro brings expertise in transportation planning and public policy to advance Brazil's rail network modernization efforts. He works closely with government agencies, private sector partners, and international organizations to enhance the country's railway system efficiency and connectivity, contributing to Brazil's broader infrastructure development goals and economic growth through improved freight and passenger rail services.

Ministerio de Transportes
The Brazilian Ministry of Transport formulates and implements nationwide transport policies, regulating road, rail, and traffic transport. Through SENATRAN, it provides services like the Digital Traffic Card. Founded in 1967 and reinstated in 2023, it oversees road and rail concessions, public works, and infrastructure projects, focusing on sustainable infrastructure and reducing greenhouse gas emissions to meet Brazil's climate goals.
www.gov.br/transportes

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