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Today, the Mota-Engil Group, incorporated in 1946, is a multinational with operations in the segments of Engineering and Construction, Environment and Services, Transport concession, energy and mining. Leader in Portugal with a consolidated position in the ranks of the 30 largest European construction Groups and the World Top 100, Mota-Engil is making its mark in 28 countries across Europe, Africa, and Latin America. With holdings in approximately 300 companies, Mota-Engil takes a unique and integrated strategic approach for the future: a Group more international, innovative, and competitive on a worldwide scale.

Founded on May 23, 1958, Casais has grown to become one of the top five leaders in Portugal’s construction sector. With the establishment of the Casais Group, the company expanded its operations into three core business areas: Construction, Industries, and Real Estate. It operates in 18 countries: Portugal, Angola, Germany, Austria, Saudi Arabia, Belgium, Brazil, Spain, USA (Texas), UAE (Dubai and Abu Dhabi), France, Ghana, Gibraltar, Netherlands, Mozambique, Morocco, United Kingdom, and Qatar. The company has been investing in sustainable construction, developing several hybrid construction projects through the CREE system and implementing industrialized off-site solutions. With a focus on innovation, sustainability, development, and technology, “Well Built for Well Living” is the group’s positioning and commitment. It has received several awards, such as the Construir Award for Best Construction Company in Portugal for the 6th time, and also ranked 3rd as Best Place to Work. It closed the year 2024 with a consolidated turnover of around €846 million – €335 million internationally and €511 million nationally.

The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation is a Portuguese private institution of public utility whose statutory aims are in the fields of arts, charity, education and science. Created by a clause in Calouste Sarkis Gulbenkian's will, the Foundation's statutes were approved in 1956. The Foundation actively pursues its statutory aims in Portugal and abroad through a wide range of direct activities and grants supporting projects and programmes. The Foundation has an orchestra and a choir that perform throughout the year within a regular season, and organises solo and collective exhibitions of work by Portuguese and foreign artists. It also organises international conferences, meetings and courses, awards subsidies and scholarships for specialist studies and doctorates in Portugal and abroad, and supports programmes and projects of a scientific, educational, artistic and social nature. Moreover, the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation is actively involved in publishing, especially through its programme for university textbooks. It also fosters co-operation projects with Portuguese-speaking African countries and East Timor pursuing the Millennium goals, promotes Portuguese culture abroad, and operates a programme to preserve evidence of the Portuguese presence in the world. In addition to the activities pursued in Portugal and abroad for the promotion of Portuguese culture, the Foundation supports the Armenian Diaspora worldwide in order to preserve its language and culture.