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AICEP Presidency keeps turning over: Ana Casaca takes the position
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AICEP Presidency keeps turning over: Ana Casaca takes the position

Expresso9 September 2026 at 19:01

Ana Casaca was appointed president of AICEP, the Agency for Investment and Foreign Trade of Portugal. This is the third appointment to the position of AICEP president by the current Government in just three years.

Ana Casaca succeeds Madalena Oliveira e Silva, who previously held the position. The appointment represents another change in the leadership of the agency since the current executive took office.

AICEP is responsible for promoting foreign investment and foreign trade of Portugal. The frequent changes in the leadership of the agency have been a characteristic of the current government term.

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