News Porto.

A true tourist attraction, its monumental tile panels are again fully visible, now that the repair of the ceiling and roof of the railway station is over.

Economic relations between Portugal, Spain and Latin America were on the agenda at the reception of the Mayor of Porto, Rui Moreira, to a group of institutional and corporate leaders from the Conselho Empresarial Aliança para a Ibero-América(CEAPI).

Both the helpline, with the number 222 090 420, and the site www.somostodosucrania.pt are exclusively intended for at areas in which the community can participate in this aid.

The promotion also includes connections from Porto to Santiago de Compostela (where the celebrations of the Jacobean year are being held), via Vigo.

On board are medicines, nonperishable food items, clothes – and a shot of hope for the Ukrainian people, whose lives has been transformed by the Russian invasion on the 24th of February.

The street traders will offer themed material alluding to Father’s Day (March, 19th), Easter (April 17th) and Mother’s Day (May 1st).

The Mayor of Porto, Rui Moreira, also wrote to his counterpart in Kharkiv, expressing his personal support and that of the people of Porto.

Originally from Turkey, it is traditionally known as the symbol of the Netherlands, but, these days, it decorates flowerpots, gardens, and public parks in Porto.

This humanitarian response is accessible at www.somostodosucrania.pt or by the number +351 222 090 420.

In an area of over 2000 m2, the MIPIM 2022 will be attended by representatives from 100 countries, 3800 companies and over 480 speakers.