The Portuguese government has announced a substantial allocation of 321 million euros to support significant improvements at ports and airports across the Azores, as part of its Sustainable 2030 program. This initiative aims to enhance regional connectivity and promote sustainable development within the archipelago. A key component of this funding is the allocation of 185 million euros specifically earmarked for the reconstruction of the port of Lajes das Flores. This port is crucial for the island's connectivity, facilitating the movement of goods and passengers, and supporting local economies and tourism. The reconstruction is expected to modernize the port's facilities, making it more efficient and capable of handling increased traffic. In addition to the Lajes das Flores project, the overall funding will contribute to various infrastructure improvements across the Azorean ports and airports, addressing critical needs for modernization and sustainability. These enhancements will not only bolster the local economy but also align with environmental goals by promoting greener practices in transportation and logistics. The government’s commitment reflects a broader vision for the Azores, aiming to create a resilient and sustainable framework for the future while preserving the unique environmental and cultural heritage of the islands. By investing in this infrastructure, the government hopes to enhance the quality of life for residents and make the Azores an even more attractive destination for visitors.