The President of the Republic of Portugal highlighted the importance of the transatlantic bond as a response to the new threats that emerged after the September 11, 2001 attacks.
The terrorist attacks in the United States marked a turning point in the approach to international security issues, leading Western countries to strengthen their cooperation.
António José Seguro, a Portuguese political figure, later recalled the profound mark that day left on contemporary history, emphasizing the historical significance of the event.
The article refers to the memory of the September 11 attacks and their political and security consequences for transatlantic relations.
