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dnoticias.pt28 August 2026 at 07:20

The Minister of Economy and Territorial Cohesion, Castro Almeida, today takes stock of the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) in Lisbon, at the final stretch for execution that, as defined by Brussels, ends on Monday. Castro Almeida has been defending the full execution of the plan, unless "some abnormality" occurs. According to the latest monitoring report of the plan, prepared by the Mission Structure Recover Portugal, the PRR execution stands at 75%, with payments being made progressively. The plan thus faces a tight deadline to reach full execution, at a time when few days remain until the end of the period established by the European Commission.

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