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Ana Casaca appointed president of AICEP
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Ana Casaca appointed president of AICEP

Correio da Manhã9 September 2026 at 18:53

Ana Casaca was appointed president of AICEP, the Agency for Investment and External Trade of Portugal. This appointment represents a change in the leadership of the agency.

Ana Casaca succeeds Madalena Oliveira e Silva as president of AICEP, marking a transition in the direction of the entity responsible for promoting Portuguese investment and external trade.

This is the third appointment to the presidency of AICEP made by Luís Montenegro's governments, indicating a continuation of the reorganization of the leadership of this agency under his administration.

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