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Portugal Fashion will have 2.67 million by 2028 to support internationalization of national fashion

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Briefings

Portugal Fashion secured approval to invest 2.667,818 euros in internationalization by February 2028, with 85% funded by public support and 15% by ANJE partners. The project leverages EU funds via the Compete 2030 program, enabling new fashion events in Milan, Paris, and Copenhagen. Key designer Gabriel Figueiredo of De Pino received support for annual showcases, while the initiative aims to strengthen connections between Portuguese textile factories and global markets.

Key points

• Portugal Fashion received approval to invest 2.667,818 euros in internationalization by February 2028, with 85% funded by public support and 15% by ANJE partners.
• The project enables new fashion events in Milan, Paris, and Copenhagen, supported by EU funds through the Compete 2030 program.

Context

The project is part of Portugal 2030 and supported by the Sistema de Apoio a Ações Coletivas (SIAC) for internationalization under Compete 2030. It aims to accelerate entry into international markets through design and industry connections, with support for designers like Gabriel Figueiredo of De Pino.

Limitations

Evidence covers the 2026-2028 period with a snapshot limitation; specific future outcomes beyond February 2028 are unverified, and the exact impact on market entry rates remains unquantified.

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