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Portugal restores mandatory military service
The Portuguese government announced that it is considering introducing a new form of voluntary military service, allowing young people to undergo a short training period within the armed forces without having to enroll in compulsory military service, which was abolished in 2004. The proposal aims to provide opportunities for young people to experience a limited military environment during holidays or other periods, and it is likely to be implemented before the end of the current legislative term in 2029. Although discussions include incentives such as a financial grant or support to obtain a driving license, the government has not yet committed to implementing the plan due to costs. The goal is to enhance young people's contribution to the armed forces without long-term obligations.
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