The National Monitoring Commission for the Recovery and Resilience Plan (CNA-PRR) recommends that the Government, in collaboration with the European Commission, proceed with an extension of some investments for three or six months.
“It is necessary to make the most of the time available to the PRR,” said Pedro Dominguinhos, president of the CNA-PRR, when presenting the latest monitoring report.
“We have several investments that will be concluded by contract in December 2025 and it is essential to carry out an analysis,” he said, highlighting that the payment request planned for December 2025 “has 143 goals and milestones, which is more than we have already achieved so far and it is 3.2 billion euros involved.”
Taking this scenario into account, Pedro Dominguinhos said that it would be “convenient for the Government to carry out a feasibility analysis or, if possible, guaranteeing compliance and the necessary liquidity, extend the deadline by three or six months,” highlighting that “These additional months would be crucial”.
For this reason, in the report, the CNA-PRR recommends that “the possibility be studied, in accordance with current regulations, and in close coordination with the European Commission, that investments with a final date of December 2025, may be extended until June 2026, with a case-by-case analysis and duly justified.”
Source: Observadora
