Government to meet with Altice CEO to discuss investments in the country

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The Minister of Infrastructure, João Galamba, said today that he will soon meet with the CEO and new chairman of Altice and, later, with the founder of the group to discuss the main investments in Portugal.

“Right now we have a meeting scheduled with the CEO [executive chairman of Altice Portugal] and chairman of Altice and then we’ll talk to the main shareholder. We’ll talk quickly,” the minister told reporters.

On the sidelines of a visit to CP’s workshops in Contumil, Porto, João Galamba said that it was the investments that the government was concerned about, namely 5G and the data center, and “not the lawsuits”.

Asked if ‘Operation Picoas’ could influence the group’s investments in Portugal, the minister said he hoped it wouldn’t.

“Let’s all hope not. This is a large company which, regardless of the particular vicissitudes that may occur in relation to one manager or another, is a company that transcends this or that manager and obviously has a commitment and investments in Portugal,” he noted.

Moti Shabi
Moti Shabi
Moti Shabi, CEO and founder of Portugal Pulse, has led career that spans multiple continents and industries. Born in Paris and later immigrating to Tel Aviv, Israel, Moti's background uniquely positions him at the intersection of European and Middle Eastern cultures. He holds a Law License from Ono College, reflecting his multifaceted interests in law, media, technology, and culture.    Moti's love affair with Portugal began in 2016 when he founded EASY NATIONALITY, an immigration office focused on aiding the Sephardic community in the wake of Portugal's law of return for Sephardic Jews. This endeavor demonstrated his commitment to creating meaningful social and cultural bridges.    In 2018, he launched Hadshot Portugal, the first-ever news website about Portugal in Hebrew. Recognizing the importance of bringing Portuguese culture and news to a broader audience, Moti took the step of immigrating to Lisbon in 2023, where he founded both Portugal Pulse and Portugal France. These platforms aim to offer comprehensive coverage of Portuguese news, events, and culture to the English and French-speaking worlds, respectively.    Moti's vision extends beyond news dissemination. He aspires to be an ambassador for Portuguese culture and to strengthen the connections among Portuguese diaspora communities worldwide. In pursuit of this ambitious goal, Moti founded Aliança Portugueses in 2021. Through this initiative, he aims to bring together Portuguese communities, creating a network of individuals and organizations bound by their love for Portugal.

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