Costa wants regional entities to paddle all “on the same side”

Costa wants all regional entities to paddle “on the same side”

António Costa emphasized that there can be no “emptiness in the region” between the State and the municipalities.

Costa wants regional entities to row all “in the same direction”

Antnio Costa emphasized that there can be no “emptiness in the region” between the State and municipalities and that it is essential that the CCDRs “not limit themselves to drawing regional development plans, managing community funds, or considering the planning plans” proposed to them by the municipalities.

Costa wants regional entities to row all “in the same direction”

The Government approved a resolution on Thursday in the Council of Ministers that begins the transfer and sharing of competencies from regional State services to the Coordination and Regional Development Commissions (CCDR), in nine areas, a reform that the executive expects to complete by the end of the first quarter of 2024

CCDR: Costa wants all regional entities to row “on the same side”

The Government expects to complete the transfer of regional services to the Coordination and Regional Development Commissions by the end of March 2024.

Costa wants regional entities to row all “in the same direction”

Today, the secretary general of the PS justified the transfer of powers from regional entities of the State to the Coordination and Regional Development Committees with the need for all organizations to paddle “on the same side and at the same time”. In the closing speech of the Federative Congress of the PS/Algarve, in Lagos, António Costa emphasized that there can be no “emptiness in the region” between the State and municipalities and that it…

Costa wants regional entities to paddle all “on the same side”

This Sunday, the secretary general of the PS justified the transfer of powers from the State's regional entities to the Coordination and Regional Development Commissions with the need for all organizations to paddle “on the same side and at the same time”.