Building Future

The vice president of Porto City Hall participated in a parallel panel to COP28.

The councilor for Education and Social Cohesion of the Porto City Hall, Fernando Paulo, attended "Working together to offer a better future for young people in the Mediterranean area" conference.

The British group's initial investment amounts to three million Euro, with expectations to offer 100 job positions.

For the second consecutive time, the city of Porto was selected by the European Commission to play a leading role in the Intelligent Cities Challenge.

A full day thinking about mobility solutions. This was the challenge launched to 144 participants, distributed by 33 teams, during the sixth edition of Hackacity.

Startup Portugal's initiative found 275 startup founders among the graduates of the Porto institution, but the Polytechnic of Porto also enters the "top 10", with 60 entrepreneurs.

It is the result of a partnership between the Faculty of Biotechnology of the Portuguese Catholic University and the international company Biorbis.

In total, 2,600 startups (a record at this event) showed themselves to the world with their latest entrepreneurship ideas.

Entrepreneurship, investment, talent, and tourism are the key areas of the city’s mission at the largest European technology, innovation, and networking conference.

The largest flag carrier in the Middle East will resume flights to Porto in 2024, interrupted in 2020 due to the pandemic.