IL/Azores wants to listen to the Minister of Economy and the Sea, António Costa e Silva, at the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry into the Operationalization of Mobilizing Agendas on the PRR, the party announced this Thursday.
The deputy and leader of IL/Azores, Nuno Barata, will submit a request to the parliament of the Azores to “potentially call” the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry into the Operationalization of the Mobilization Agendas, the Minister of Economy and the Sea, António Costa and Silva.
IL/Azores wants to be “fully clear on how do you think now ‘adapt the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) to the reality of the smaller regional companies’”, he refers in a press release.
The Minister of Economy and the Sea was in Ponta Delgada this Wednesday and after an audience with the leader of the Government of the Azores, he once again defended the creation of a University of the Atlantic.
An idea that had advanced when developing the “Strategic Vision of the economic and social recovery plan for Portugal 2020-2030”, within the scope of the PRR.
The deputy from IL/Azores says that Costa e Silva “is the father of the child”, having been “the one who, before being in the Government of the Republic, at the invitation of the Prime Minister, António Costa, designed the Recovery Project and Resilience Plan” (PRR) for Portugal”.
Nuno Barata wonders if, “at the time, it was not perceived that the socioeconomic reality of the Azores would be excluded from the planning that he did to benefit from the funds of the famous bazooka.”
According to the deputy, “after all the mistakes made in this process” by the previous and current government of the Azores, “despite the good will to try to set up national consortiums that would integrate companies in the region, there was no due support.” of the social partners, in particular the chambers of commerce and industry”.
Source: Observadora
