Canary Islands Government Approves Major Investment Plan to Improve Infrastructure and Mobility (2024-2026)
Published: January 12, 2026|tourism-and-mobility|Gobierno de Canarias
Canary Islands' 2024-2026 Strategic Plan of Grants
Overview
The Canary Islands government has officially approved an updated Strategic Plan of Grants for 2024-2026, which includes substantial investments aimed at enhancing transportation, port facilities, and urban mobility across the islands.
This decision follows multiple prior modifications to the original plan, reflecting a consistent effort to adapt and expand support for key infrastructure projects.
Key Projects and Focus Areas
- Projects to upgrade the Port of Tazacorte's facilities
- Preservation and maintenance of the LP-1 road in La Palma
- Improvement of urban mobility in El Sauzal through new roundabouts and road work
- Improvements at the Playa del Risco Verde in Agüimes, focusing on safety, accessibility, and urban space utilization
Sustainable Mobility Fund
A dedicated fund for promoting sustainable mobility has also been approved, targeting:
- Inter-island connectivity
- Digital transportation systems
- Environmentally friendly initiatives
These projects aim to:
- Reduce reliance on private vehicles
- Improve public transport
- Comply with regional and European resilience strategies
Goals and Emphasis
This comprehensive investment plan underscores the government's focus on:
- Modernizing the islands' infrastructure
- Boosting social cohesion
- Promoting sustainable development
These efforts directly impact residents by increasing safety, connectivity, and access to services throughout the Canary Islands.