In a ceremony held at Palácio da Ajuda, in Lisbon, the President of the Portuguese Republic, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, officially inaugurated the new Government.
This event marks the beginning of a new political phase in Portugal, under the leadership of Prime Minister Luís Montenegro and a team of ministers who promise to bring renewal and experience to the XXIV Constitutional Government.
The list of 17 ministers, proposed by Montenegro, includes well-known and respected figures in the Portuguese political panorama. Paulo Rangel, standing out as Minister of State and Foreign Affairs, and Joaquim Miranda Sarmento, as Minister of State and Finance, are just some of the names that make up this government. The presence of Nuno Melo as Minister of National Defense symbolizes the victorious coalition in the 2024 Legislatures, reinforcing the union between PSD and CDS-PP.
This government promises to be a mix of continuity and innovation, with ministers who have already played crucial roles in previous governments and others who are making their debut on the national political stage. The expectation is that this new composition will govern with a strategic and cohesive vision, facing the challenges that Portugal faces.
The inauguration ceremony is an important symbolic moment, representing not only the transfer of power, but also the hope of a prosperous future for the country. Now, with the government officially in office, the eyes of Portugal and the international community will be focused on the actions and policies that will be implemented in the coming years.
