The mayor of Pitimbu, Adelma Cristovam, accompanied by the city's director of Tourism, Miqueias Melo, made an important trip to the federal capital to seek to strengthen tourist activity in the municipality and the allocation of resources for the health area. During her stay in Brasília, the mayor participated in strategic meetings with representatives of the National Confederation of Municipalities (CNM) and federal deputy Dr. Damian.

On the main agenda of the meetings was the improvement and sustainable development of tourism in Pitimbu. Adelma Cristovam exposed the main challenges faced by the city's tourism sector and discussed measures to boost this activity, which is so important for the local economy.

During the meeting with Marta Feitosa, responsible for tourism at CNM, essential information and guidelines were presented for the effective development of tourism in Pitimbu. Public notices issued by the organization and other bodies in the sector were discussed, as well as new forms of investment in local tourist activity.

In addition to issues related to tourism, Mayor Adelma Cristovam also met with Federal Deputy Dr. Damião to discuss the allocation of parliamentary amendments to the health area. “The search for complementary resources is essential to strengthen and expand the health services offered to the population of Pitimbu, providing quality care and guaranteeing access to necessary treatments and procedures”, said Adelma.

The mayor's trip to Brasilia demonstrates her commitment to seeking solutions and partnerships that directly benefit the development of local tourism and the quality of public health in the municipality. The mayor reaffirms her commitment to working tirelessly to promote the growth of Pitimbu, improve the quality of life of the population and boost the progress of the municipality.

“We appreciate the support of the National Confederation of Municipalities and federal deputy Dr. Damião in the demands presented and we reinforce our commitment to seek resources and partnerships that contribute to the development and well-being of the community”, she added.