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R&D spending in Portugal reached a historical high in 2021 with EUR 3,609 million, that is 1.68% of GDP.

Women Business Angels have had an impact on Portugal’s thriving Start-Up scene in 2022.

CDP just published the 2022 list of Top Green Companies globally and 4 Portuguese companies made it on the global ranking.

Amgen pharmaceuticals, that invested €100 million in Portugal in October, announced that it is buying Horizon Therapeutics for € 26.3 B.

Portugal is receiving a €30 million grant for developing a Green Hydrogen Hub in Sines via the GreenH2Atlantic project.

More than 13% of jobs in Portugal are Green, of which 5.7% show a rising demand for professions that do not require additional skills.

According to a study by Venture Capital firm Atomico, investment in European Tech is expected to reach $85B in 2022.

Portuguese exports of goods reach EUR 65.385 million for the period January to October 2022, showing a 25.2% increase compared to 2021.

An Iberian Hydrogen underwater pipeline at a cost of EUR 2.5 billion was just announced by the Prime Ministers of Spain, Portugal and France

The Game of Thrones super-brand links followers of all languages through a unique Brand Language that stands out from competition.

Lisbon Tech Start-ups are worth EUR 21.4 B in 2022 compared to EUR 816 M in 2016 according to a new report by Dealroom.

Real Estate investment in Portugal in 2022 registered an annual cumulative turnover that is 43% above the figures for 2021.

Portugal’s Digital Nomad work environment is rapidly turning into an up-scale market that meets the needs of the most demanding clients.

Portugal ranks Very High on the Climate Change Performance Index 2023.

In the Expat City Ranking 2022 by InterNations, Lisbon now ranks 4th Best City for Expats.

Portugal is launching Start-Up Vouchers for new Green and Digital products under the Resilience and Recovery Plan of Next Generation EU.

Portugal’s Ivens Explorers Hotel just won the Best Visual Identity award by AHEAD Europe.

Central Portugal is nestled among green valleys sprinkled with traditional villages and mountain ranges keeping the secrets of the Dão wine