Que Europa depois do 'Relatório Draghi'?

Two years after Mario Draghi's warning about Europe's economic decline, the EU is projected to grow only 1.4% in 2026, half the rate of the US. However, there are signs of potential change, as the post-pandemic stimulus program, NextGenerationEU, has funded energy, transport, and digital infrastructure, with about a third of Draghi's recommendations implemented by mid-2026. The European economy may be gradually shifting from declining industries to high-tech sectors, with significant growth in computer equipment and batteries. In Portugal, the Recovery and Resilience Program has supported modernization, but more is needed to secure a place in new value chains. Addressing challenges like access to venture capital and developing a national growth strategy is crucial for Portugal to thrive in emerging sectors.