Portugal has taken another decisive step toward advancing its long planned high speed rail network after the government authorised Infraestruturas de Portugal to relaunch the public tender for the Oiã to Soure section of the Porto to Lisbon line. The decision, formalised through a Council of Ministers resolution published this week, allows the state owned […]
Introduction Montenegro’s economy has been experiencing impressive growth, with the latest figures showing a 3.2% increase in GDP. While this marks a positive trend, some economists are questioning whether this growth is sustainable or simply a result of short-term factors that won’t translate into long-term stability. As the country navigates its path through a rapidly […]
In an effort to streamline public asset use and boost housing supply, the Portuguese Government has announced plans to divest several public buildings and enter into partnerships with private players to manage pieces of state land. The announcement was formalised during a recent ceremony in Lisbon, where a financing agreement was signed with the European […]
A Shift in Property Strategy Governments across Europe, including Portugal, are increasingly relying on public-private partnerships (PPPs) to manage state-owned assets. The latest announcement signals a move to place more properties under this model, combining state oversight with private sector expertise. For citizens, this development raises questions about efficiency, accountability, and the long-term benefits of […]
Lisbon drivers are being advised to plan ahead, as the Vasco da Gama Bridge will be completely closed to traffic tonight through Tuesday. The closure is scheduled to take place from midnight until 6:30 a.m., allowing essential monitoring and maintenance work to be carried out on the structure. Why the Closure Is Necessary According to […]
