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Bolieiro says the Azores are "with open arms" to the return of the diaspora

SAPO Notícias12 September 2026 at 06:57

The president of the Regional Government of the Azores, José Manuel Bolieiro, stated on Friday that the archipelago is "with open arms" to the return of the diaspora. Bolieiro highlighted the available investment opportunities in the Azores, mentioning areas such as tourism, real estate, the blue economy, and new technologies.

According to the president, the Azorean executive has two priority areas of intervention. One of them is to warmly welcome those who wish to become immigrants in the Azores. The other area of intervention was not explicitly detailed in the excerpt of the article provided.

Why this matters

This statement is relevant for readers in the Azores because it signals the regional government's openness to receiving emigrants and identifies specific sectors where they can invest or settle, responding to demographic challenges affecting the islands. Bolieiro's position follows a broader context of discussion about the return of the Azorean diaspora.

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