The state will alienate nine public properties and put 14 land in a public-private partnership, the government announced on Thursday, at the ceremony that officialized a financing agreement with the European Investment Bank (bei) in Lisbon.
Speaking at the end of the signing of the agreement, Miguel Pinto Luz detailed the nine buildings, “some historical”, which will be alienated by the State, among which is the former headquarters of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers, where Thursday, symbolically, the Executive again met to discuss and approve housing measures.
The rest are properties that have already served the Ministry of Education and several general directions and general secretariats.
The properties that will be placed in public-private partnerships-on a concession basis, “will not be alienated”-include land in the municipalities of Lisbon (seven), Amadora (two), Porto (one), Oeiras, Albufeira (one) and Faro (one).
The Council of Ministers – said the minister – made “the collective commitment around the housing challenge” and will continue to address this area next week.
At the meeting this Thursday, the focus was on investment and public heritage, which the manager is mapping, a task that should be completed by September next year.
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