Hey The Prime Minister used the visit to Porto dedicated to higher education to highlight the growth in the number of students at universities and technical colleges, as well as the government’s investment in science and research.
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On Wednesday, Costa was in the center of Porto, where he participated in the reception of new students at the University of Porto, and then he was present at the opening ceremony of the Ventura Terra University headquarters, in Vila da Carvalhosa, near St. Paul’s Church. Sedovita.
Investing in knowledge is fundamental to improving the lives of communities. Hey #investment in #Sciences It has become a reality in our country. We will continue to work to improve the lives of our families #students Higher Education. pic.twitter.com/FjzDZegwBv
-Antonio Costa (@antoniocostapm) September 13, 2023
In addition to highlighting the increase in the number of students in higher education, a number that is constantly growing, the Prime Minister also praised investment in science and research in the country, and promised that the government would continue to “work to improve education.” The lives of our students in higher education.
Antonio Costa also spoke about the increase in rents and the specific case of rental difficulties faced by students, acknowledging that high prices are the “biggest obstacle” students face.
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