AICEP

Portugal’s trade and investment organisation AICEP has paid a visit to Texas to showcase Portugal to US investors who might want to consider relocating, investing or setting up a business reports [...]

Exports represented 50% of Portugal’s GDP in 2022 – a result not seem since 1987. It means that targets defined by the Government have been achieved three years early, partly because of [...]

Portugal ’s exports market is doing better than ever, now representing 49% of the country’s GDP. The Minister of the Economy, António Costa e Silva, said on Thursday that Portugal’s exports would [...]

Changing perceptions about Portuguese talent, creating value added propositions, and encouraging export-focused companies has been decisive in attracting Direct Foreign Investment to Portugal and [...]

Trade between Portugal and Russia is not particularly expressive. Nevertheless, it has been growing over the past five years, particularly in terms of wines, and specifically light naturally [...]

If any country in Europe could identify with the classic Catch 22 problem of low growth, low wages, low productivity and high taxes then Portugal is the classic case study. On the one hand, in [...]

A quarter of debts owed to Portuguese companies in Angola by Angolan public companies is still outstanding. This is according to the AICEP delegation in Luanda (the Portuguese overseas trade and [...]

The president of the Portuguese Furniture and Wood Products Association (AIMMP) says that exports of Portuguese products are likely to beat the record seen in 2019 by the end of this year. With [...]

The former president of Portugal’s overseas trade and foreign direct investment agency AICEP, Pedro Reis, is to address the challenges faced by Portgual’s economy at a lunch organised by the [...]

Outgoing Lisbon mayor Fernando Medina who unexpectedly lost his position as the capital’s mayor in the municipal elections last month is to return to Portugal’s overseas trade and investment [...]