Today marks the end of the deadline for Portugal to implement the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR). According to the government, all milestones and targets agreed upon with the European Commission have been met, achieving a 100% completion rate.
At the same time, the city of Almada announced that it is no longer under alert due to water supply failures. This decision comes on the same day that the deadline for the execution of the PRR expires.
Meeting the PRR milestones is crucial for Portugal in the context of economic recovery, but no additional details were provided regarding the specifics of the targets achieved.
The water situation in Almada had also been causing concerns among the population, and the decision to lift the alert can be seen as a positive step in crisis management.
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