PT · EU member state
EU AI Act in Portugal
Kritia could not verify a binding national implementation measure or Article 70 authority designation for Portugal at this snapshot. Any authority names below are explicitly proposed or announced. Regulatory sandbox: planned.
Research snapshot reviewed · dataset version 2026-09-01.1.
- National implementation measure
- No binding national implementation measure verified at this snapshot.
- Single point of contact
- No single point of contact verified at this snapshot.
- Proposed or announced authorities
- National Communications Authority (ANACOM, proposed role)
- Regulatory sandbox
- Planned
Country note
Official governance material gives ANACOM roles in AI coordination and lists it under Article 77, but Kritia could not verify a binding Article 70 market-surveillance or single-point-of-contact designation.
Evidence
Official sources for this profile
Each source states which field or claim it supports. Official EU material, national legislation and regulator publications take precedence over this summary.
- Market Surveillance Authorities under the AI Act
European Commission. The Commission's published contact-point and authority layer; its own update date remains part of the evidence.
- AI Act governance model
Government of Portugal — Digital Portugal. ANACOM's announced governance role without proving a binding Article 70 designation.
- Article 77 fundamental-rights authorities
Government of Portugal — Digital Portugal. The Article 77 list, which must not be presented as Article 70 market-surveillance designation.
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