Rogério Copeto takes over security coordination of Évora_27
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Rogério Copeto takes over security coordination of Évora_27

SAPO Notícias2 September 2026 at 06:00

The GNR colonel in the reserve Rogério Copeto began his duties today as security coordinator for the European Capital of Culture Évora_27. Copeto has over 30 years of experience in command, training and strategic management positions.

The Évora 2027 Association, responsible for managing the initiative, informed the news agency about the appointment. The new coordinator will oversee the entire security structure of the cultural program.

This appointment comes within the scope of preparing the events that will mark Évora as European Capital of Culture in 2027. The choice of a professional with Copeto's experience aims to guarantee the security of the numerous shows, exhibitions and activities planned.

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