COMPETE 2030 Monitoring Committee meets in Lisbon

The meeting addressed program implementation, funding, and priorities for the future multiannual financial framework.

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The COMPETE 2030 Monitoring Committee met in Lisbon on December 5th to discuss the program's implementation and reprogramming.

The VIII Meeting of the COMPETE 2030 Monitoring Committee took place on December 5th, at 10:30 AM, at the COMPETE2030 facilities in Lisbon. The meeting was attended by the European Commission, AD&C, and the other members of the Committee.
During the meeting, the Status Update on the Program's Implementation and Reprogramming was presented. Emphasis was placed on the mobilization of FNAC options – Financing not associated with costs, in line with the European Commission's recommendations on simplification and results-orientation. The program's execution, the mobilization of Intermediate Bodies to comply with the N+3 rule, the Evaluation Plan, and Communication activities were also discussed.
The European Commission also presented a Status Update on the proposals for the Multiannual Financial Framework 2028-2034, highlighting priorities and key areas for reflection.
Based on information from the official source: COMPETE 2030 (09/11/2026)