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ALENTEJO 2030 MAKES 10ME AVAILABLE TO STRENGTHEN BUSINESS INFRASTRUCTURES

O Atual - Informação de Verdade30 August 2026 at 00:01

The Alentejo 2030 program opened applications to support investments aimed at strengthening business reception infrastructure in the region. This initiative has a financial allocation of 10 million euros to support eligible projects.

The Regional Coordination and Development Commission (CCDR) is the entity responsible for managing and disseminating these applications. It is up to the CCDR to communicate and monitor the application process with potential beneficiaries.

The main objective of this funding is to strengthen the infrastructure that serves to receive and support business activities in the Alentejo region. The aim is thus to create better conditions for the establishment and development of companies in the territory.

This measure is part of the Alentejo 2030 regional operational program, which manages the European funds destined for the region. The strengthening of business infrastructure is seen as an instrument to boost the local economy and attract investments to the Alentejo territory.

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