Prime Minister Luís Montenegro advocates higher education as the key gateway for successful immigration, fostering Portugal’s economic competitiveness. Speaking at the Alentejo Science and Technology Park expansion in Évora, he highlights projects like this as vital for harnessing domestic and international talent. With digital advancements and government backing, such initiatives aim to retain local expertise, attract foreign talent, and elevate Portugal’s economic standing.
Montenegro’s stance reflects the government’s commitment to nurturing a knowledge-based economy through strategic investments in education and technology. By prioritizing higher education as an immigration channel, Portugal seeks to leverage digital innovation and talent acquisition to enhance economic growth and global competitiveness.
