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Torres Novas concludes 12 operations and reaches 100% execution of the PRR

Correio do Ribatejo8 September 2026 at 09:12

Torres Novas concluded the 12 municipal operations funded by the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR), with an investment of over six million euros. The city council achieved a 100% execution rate regarding the operations approved under this European financing program.

The announcement was made by the mayor, José Trincão Marques, of the Socialist Party. According to the mayor, as of August 31st, the Municipality of Torres Novas had concluded all 12 operations approved under the PRR.

This milestone represents a full execution of the municipal projects planned under the Recovery and Resilience Plan, demonstrating the municipality's management and execution capacity in the application of available European funds.

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