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The Socialist Party has formally requested documentation regarding recent modifications to the construction plans for the new Banco de Portugal headquarters.
Economist Ricardo Reis predicts that inflation will peak between 3% and 3.5% following his participation in the ECB Forum in Sintra.
The Sana hotel group, already owing over four million euros in rent for the Quartel da Graça concession, has formally requested a contract review citing a need for financial rebalancing.
The Portuguese government has unveiled its National Data Centre Plan to boost digital infrastructure investment, receiving cautious optimism from industry experts who emphasize the critical need for effective execution.
Joom CEO Ilya Shirokov warns that proposed changes to Portugal's nationality law create market uncertainty and hinder the recruitment of international talent, noting that the company has already lost potential candidates to Germany.
Portugal is seeking to enhance its appeal to Middle Eastern investors, particularly from Qatar, by shifting its marketing strategy beyond just its favorable climate. In Doha, representatives from Startup Portugal are engaging with local entrepreneurs to promote investment opportunities in the country.
Azambuja council has refused to endorse a proposed €2 billion data centre as a Project of Potential National Interest, warning that the vast development could not be handed a “blank The post Azambuja refuses ‘blank cheque’ for proposed €2 billion data centre appeared first on Portugal Resident.
The decision to deny the infrastructure was approved by a majority. The deputy mayor states that doubts outweigh certainties. The population of Torre Bela could be affected. The project is still in preliminary studies.
The Azambuja City Council has issued an unfavourable opinion regarding the classification of a data centre planned for Alcoentre as a Project of Potential National Interest (PIN), citing a lack of studies to evaluate the project, which is estimated at two billion euros. The decision was made at the last municipal executive meeting, with the approval of...
Nobel laureate in Economics James A. Robinson argued today in Lisbon that the social contract is not being fulfilled because the State is not functioning as it should, which he said has consequences for investment.
Nobel laureate in Economics James A. Robinson argued today in Lisbon that the social contract is not being fulfilled because the State is not functioning as it should, which he said has consequences for investment.
James A. Robinson argued that it is important to compel the State to meet its deadlines.
The chief executive of BCP, Miguel Maya, stated today in Lisbon that the Sovereign Fund is a political issue and that it is up to the State to make its decisions, stressing that the bank's management will continue to be highly professional.
Castro Almeida also argued that the various negotiations regarding the national 'bazooka' were carried out at the “right time” to ensure its full execution.
The Minister of Economy and Territorial Cohesion, Castro Almeida, stated in Lisbon that all Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) funds will be invested, with no money returned to Brussels, provided no incidents occur by the end of August. He noted that while some milestones are currently pending, the government expects to meet all targets by the deadline, having implemented an 'overbooking' strategy for certain projects like health units to ensure full execution.
The EurAfrican Forum 2026 highlights a renewed commitment between Portugal and Mozambique to strengthen bilateral ties through strategic investment and sustainable growth.
Nicolas Notebaert, CEO of Vinci Concessions and president of Vinci Airports, the French company that owns ANA, attended the event promoted by the concessionaire and the Government this week regarding the new airport. He left a remark that helps put the upcoming project into perspective: “there is no project...
The company that manages Portugal’s historic Estoril Circuit has been identified as a candidate for privatisation under a government-commissioned review of state-owned enterprises. A report on the strategic role of The post Government weighs sale of historic Estoril Circuit appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Housing submitted to the RRP by the 18 municipalities in the region corresponds to an investment of approximately 1.5 billion euros.
The President of the Republic, António José Seguro, challenged Portuguese and Cape Verdean companies this Wednesday to deepen economic cooperation and create more strategic partnerships, arguing that the bilateral relationship should evolve from trade to productive investment. At the opening of the Cape Verde–Portugal Economic Forum, the Portuguese head of state listed four priority challenges for...
The sale of the Red Cross Hospital in Lisbon will soon be relaunched by the Government to divest the stakes held by the Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa and Parpública, the Secretary of State for the Treasury announced on Wednesday, July 22. The process aims to be transparent and competitive, according to João Silva Lopes. The state previously attempted to sell its shares in the hospital management company in 2024, but the process was closed by the Luís Montenegro government due to a lack of viable conditions.
The government has decided to extend the SIFIDE tax incentive scheme, fast-track the disbursement of Portugal 2030 funds, and increase the authority of the Public Finance Council (CFP).
During his official visit to Portugal, the Mozambican President stated that he considers dialogue the best way to resolve the dispute. He also affirmed his respect for “the laws and decisions of institutions” such as Galp.
Despite the change of plans by Banco de Portugal, the seller of the buildings, Fidelidade, considers that the “initially established transaction” remains in force. New plans delay the new headquarters.
N’Gunu Tiny discusses the strategic potential of leveraging the connection between Portugal and Angola to build international businesses and expand into new markets.
The president of Mozambique advocates for more economic and commercial cooperation with Portugal.
The Portuguese head of state praised the conditions for investing in Mozambique this Wednesday and stated he hopes the tax dispute between the Mozambican state and Galp will be resolved through dialogue and the rule of law. António José Seguro was speaking at the Belém Palace in Lisbon during a joint press statement with...
The Mozambican government expresses its desire to strengthen bilateral relations with Portugal through a focus on tangible outcomes.
President Daniel Chapo states that Mozambique should prioritise strengthening economic and trade ties with Portugal.
The Mozambican President is the “guest of honour” at the EurAfrican Forum, which promotes dialogue between Africa, Europe, and international investors. The visit comes amid progress on “megaprojects” for natural gas.
