The Spanish government has announced an investment program €1.93 billion for projects to improve the connectivity of Spanish ports. The plan has been approved by the Ministry of Transport and Mobility Sustainable through the Puertos del Estado entity and provides that the port authorities contribute 875.1 to this budget million euros. Overall, the programme comprises 60 projects: 43 rail and 17 road. Based on type, 21 projects concern the last mile connections, 25 the general network and 14 terminals. As part of this plan, the following have been signed: 16 agreements with ADIF, the company that manages the network national railway, to finance projects with a total value of 1.1936 billion euros, with a contribution from the port system equal to 457.6 million euros.

Recently completed fund projects include the widening of the tracks at the Lezo station (Pasajes), the ADIF terminal in Escombreras, the access road to the port of Sagunto (Valencia), the rail access to the Cabezuela del Port of Cádiz and the Marchamalo intermodal terminal (Guadalajara). In the coming months and during 2027, The completion of further works, such as the access to the Ferrol outport, the right of way tracks on the line Algeciras-Bobadilla and new rail links to the ports of Seville and Castellón. The objective of this "Fund for land access to ports', established in 2014, is financing road and rail connection projects located in the outside the port service areas, thus favoring intermodal freight transport and strengthening competitiveness of Spanish ports.

At the same time, the Distribution Committee of the Distribution Fund interport clearing, which operates within the Puertos del Estado, approved the initial proposal for the allocation of resources within the state port system for 2027, for a total of 47.5 million euros. These funds will be allocated to: aids to navigation (€10 million); authorities subject to specific conditions of isolation, insularity o the status of an outermost region (€10.5 million); security initiatives (1.6 million euros); the "Puertos 4.0" (€7.5 million); and other purposes (€17.9 million); million euros). Port authorities will contribute to the 5% of that budget, except for those located in the archipelagos of the Canary Islands and the Balearic Islands, in Ceuta, Melilla and Seville, which will contribute 2.5%.