The Minister of the Presidency, António Leitão Amaro, argued this Tuesday that the new Transformation, Recovery and Resilience Plan (PTRR) is not just a continuation of previous policies, but rather a plan with a strong component of innovation and structural response to the country's challenges.
Leitão Amaro guarantees that the PTRR brings "ideas from various parties" and extends an "invitation" to the Portuguese people
Tuesday, 28 April 2026RSS
Context & Explainers
The PTRR is Portugal's Transformation, Recovery and Resilience plan, the national programme that channels EU recovery funding (NextGenerationEU) into investments and reforms after the COVID-19 shock. It totals about €16.6 billion in grants plus €2.7 billion in loans (≈€19.3 billion) and runs mainly from 2021–2026, financing projects in green transition, digitalisation and social infrastructure that affect public spending and investment decisions expats may notice in housing, transport and services.
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