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Portugal in the new industrial geography of Europe

SAPO Notícias4 September 2026 at 00:42

In recent decades, the European industrial map has remained relatively stable. Germany, Benelux, and northern Italy concentrated value chains, capital, technology, and competitive energy. In the last week, some data emerged suggesting this reality may be changing. An article from the reputable Financial Times drew attention to new projections in a September publication.

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