The town of Almoradí has successfully obtained funding exceeding two million five hundred thousand euros from the European Union, allocated through the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan known as NextGenerationEU. This investment is focused on revitalising the weekly Saturday market and enhancing urban commercial areas.

Among the key developments funded by this initiative are the replacement of five hundred ninety-six streetlights with LED fixtures, renovation of damaged lighting infrastructures, and the installation of architectural lighting at local landmarks such as the church and town hall. Accessibility improvements also include the expansion of pavements and the replacement of old drinking water lines.

In addition to infrastructure upgrades, the project has introduced several advertising panels and improved recreational areas with new installations. A notable cultural addition is the musealisation of a historically significant house, enhancing its visibility as a local heritage site.

To further digital transformation, a mobile application has been created to connect residents with local businesses and enhance commercial activity. This project aims to create a more attractive urban environment, elevating the profile of Almoradí’s local commerce and adapting to modern consumer habits.