CME executes in 8 months 94% of PRR projects under the European Capital of Culture
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CME executes in 8 months 94% of PRR projects under the European Capital of Culture

SAPO Notícias4 September 2026 at 18:16

The Évora City Council Executive presented at the public council meeting of September 3 the balance of physical and financial execution of PRR – Cultural Heritage projects, planned in the Bidbook of the European Capital of Culture Évora 2027. Councilor Teresa Batista, who was substituting Councilor Jerónimo José, was responsible for presenting the data to the Executive members.

The municipal Executive revealed that, in just 8 months, 94% of the PRR projects were executed under this cultural program. The projects were planned in the Bidbook, the document that served as the application for Évora to obtain the title of European Capital of Culture in 2027. The presentation took place during an ordinary public meeting of the City Council.

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