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CESA asks for answers for investments after the PRR

Açoriano Oriental10 September 2026 at 11:04

The Regional Government of the Azores concluded the hearings for the Regional Plan and Budget for 2027, after conducting consultations with social and economic partners. These consultations are part of the usual process of preparing the regional budget.

During these consultations, social and economic partners requested more investment and financing for the next year. The consulted entities expressed the need for concrete answers for the investments that will be necessary after the conclusion of the PRR.

On Wednesday, the president of the Regional Government of the Azores, José Manuel Bolieiro, met with CESA. This organization represents one of the important social and economic partners in the budgetary consultation process.

CESA thus joined the various entities that asked the Regional Executive for more investment and financing for the next year, in the context of preparing the Regional Budget for 2027.

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