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How to finance new public investment after the RRP?

Público5 September 2026 at 05:30

The Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP) is approaching its end, raising questions about how to finance new public investment in Portugal. Marta Moitinho Oliveira's editorial addresses the need to finalize the investments that remained unfinished under this European plan.

The end of European funds places a significant question mark over the future of public investment. The financial challenges that arise after the conclusion of the RRP require new financing strategies.

The text states that there is no doubt about the need to complete the pending investments from the RRP. However, the transition to a new financial scenario represents a complex challenge for the country. Marta Moitinho Oliveira explores these issues in her editorial, analyzing the implications of the end of European funds for the Portuguese economy.

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