Portugal

Autonomous regions of Madeira and Azores with 5% reinforcement in the OE2027

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Briefings

The Portuguese government proposed a 2027 budget for autonomous regions, increasing funds by 5% compared to the current year. The total allocation for Madeira and the Azores reached 667.74 million euros, with the Azores receiving the largest share at 359.1 million euros. The Azores also received 231.68 million euros under solidarity principles, while Madeira received 228.70 million euros. The Azores received 121 million euros for cohesion, compared to 79.93 million for Madeira. A 10% increase was applied to the debt reduction fund, allocating 82 million euros to each region.

Key points

• The Azores received the largest share of the 2027 budget at 359.1 million euros, surpassing Madeira's 308.63 million euros.
• The Azores received 231.68 million euros under solidarity principles, while Madeira received 228.70 million euros.

Context

The 2027 budget proposal represents a 5% increase over the current year's allocation for autonomous regions in Portugal. The total funding for both islands reached 667.74 million euros, with the Azores receiving the majority share.

Limitations

The budget figures are based on the 2027 proposal and do not reflect the current year's allocation. Some values, such as the solidarity fund for the Azores, are subject to change and may not be final.

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