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António Costa considers that the application of community funds to overcome the crisis is an “enormous responsibility, for the European Union, but also for the country and the new generations.”
The Prime Minister maintains that it is important that in a few years, when young people are held accountable, it will be seen that the country has changed and that “we have overcome the crisis” to have a better Portugal than we had in February 2020, when the pandemic. .
The Prime Minister met this Monday with the different parties to present the Recovery and Resilience Plan, which aims three fundamental pillars: resilience, climate transition and digital transition.
“The worst that can happen to us is to start this cycle in a situation as critical as the current one and to be able to allow ourselves to spend more than ten years doubting, having doubts and going back to the beginning, reopening the decisions that successive governments are taking. If in the next ten years we did what was done in the last 50 years with respect to the Lisbon airport, then in 10 years we will end up with a lot of money spent on studies, but without doing anything concrete that changes the reality of parents“, he warned.
At this point, António Costa even decided to dramatize the current situation. “We cannot waste time, because the crisis is there, there are thousands of companies that are threatened with being able to close, thousands of jobs that have already been lost or that are threatened and there is a loss of income in the whole of society . that can reach families. “
Therefore, we must not waste time. It is essential that the European Union definitively approve this plan, definitively approve this regulation, but that the country has the capacity to implement it quickly, ”the Prime Minister stressed.
