Olympic and world triple jump champion Pedro Pichardo has received a diploma with regards to the Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Presidency of the Republic from the Olympic Committee of Portugal (COP).

The Olympic Committee of Portugal (COP) has published a study on the country's sports sector, providing recommendations and priority areas to be addressed moving forward.

José Manuel Constantino, the President of the Portuguese National Olympic Committee (COP), had the honour of receiving the Sport Integrity Global Alliance (SIGA) Special Recognition Award in recognition of his great performance during the term. 

The Olympic Committee of Portugal (COP) and the Olympic Committee of Kosovo (COK) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at increasing cooperation between the two countries.

The Paralympic Committee of Portugal (CPP) has announced that 13 scholarships will be awarded to Para-athletes in preparation for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

Olympic Committee of Portugal (COP) President José Manuel Constantino has led a delegation visit to Mozambique’s capital Maputo, where several cooperation agreements were signed with national governing bodies in the African nation.

Judoka Telma Monteiro was awarded the women's athlete of the year prize at the National Olympic Committee of Portugal's (COP) "Celebração Olímpica" gala.

A ship which is due to become the Portuguese Hospitality House at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games has become the first boat in the country's navy to be honoured by a foreign country as it continues its journey across the Atlantic.

The Olympic Committee of Portugal (COP) has played host to a conference in Lisbon, where examples of good practices for refugee integration through sport were presented and discussed.

The Olympic Committee of Portugal (COP) is to mark International Women's Day by holding a special conference and rewarding the country's female sports leaders.

The Olympic Committee of Portugal (COP) has held its first team meeting ahead of the Rio 2016 Games at the University of Porto.

The Olympic Committee of Portugal (COP) marked its 106th anniversary with an awards ceremony in Lisbon, where sprint canoeist Fernando Pimenta and judoka Telma Monteiro were named the best male and female Portuguese athletes of 2015.