Dorothea Werneck, Marcos Siqueira | Minas Gerais | Video

World Finance interviews Dorothea Werneck and Marcos Siqueira, of Minas Gerais, on building a future on public-private partnerships

August 15, 2012
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Transcript

Minas Gerais is the third most economically important state in Brazil, and a lynchpin for the country’s service sector. With a rapidly growing population – currently 20 million people – the state has been investing heavily in infrastructure to support both trade and a higher quality of life. Dorothea Werneck and Marcos Siqueira discuss the various developments underway, and the public-private partnerships created to fund them.