The Portuguese
Diaspora Council
The Portuguese Diaspora Council is a non-profit private association, founded in 26th December 2012, with the high patronage of the President of the Portuguese Republic. In 2019, it was recognized by the Portuguese State as a Non-Governmental Organization for Development (NGOS).
The main purpose of the association is to strengthen relations between Portugal and its diaspora, Portuguese and descendants, for the uplift of the country’s values and culture, image and reputation, and thus for the development and prosperity of Portugal.
The main action instrument of the Portuguese Diaspora Council is the ‘World Portuguese Network’ that involves an extended group of Portuguese of proven influence who keep most of their activity abroad and have distinguished themselves in their field of expertise, namely Culture, Citizenship, Science and Economics.
In 2017 the council was given the Status of Public Interest, having been highlighted its action purposes and the themes developed by the association, widely recognized as relevant contributions to the country, approaching a wide range of subjects in the areas of economic and social interest.
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The Portuguese Diaspora Council (CDP) was this week recognized as a Non-Governmental Organization for Development (NGDO) by the Portuguese State.
The Portuguese Diaspora Council will gather together for the 7th consecutive year, on December 20, at Palácio da Cidadela, in Cascais, with the theme “To think our Planet’s economy”.
The President of the Republic of Mozambique, Filipe Nyusi, was interviewed by Euronews and Lusa Agency News during the the 2nd edition of the EurAfrican Forum, sharing his views about reconstruction and Mozambique after the Cyclones Idai and Kenneth.