March 31, 2022
1 min read

Portugal’s new govt sworn in

At the swearing-in ceremony, the President said the new government has “exceptional conditions to be able to do what needs to be done, with no excuses or alibis”…reports Asian Lite News

The new Portuguese government headed by Prime Minister Antonio Costa was sworn into office by President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa.

At the swearing-in ceremony, the President said the new government has “exceptional conditions to be able to do what needs to be done, with no excuses or alibis”, reports Xinhua news agency.

Prime Minister Costa, for his part, said that the new government will have an attitude of “courage and ambition” even if faced with “storms and tempests”, adding that the government’s program “is well known” and will be approved on Thursday.

“The Portuguese demand that we recover the time lost with a political crisis that they did not want, continuing the path we have been following and moving towards a fairer, more prosperous and more innovative country,” he added.

ALSO READ: Pandemic not over: Biden

Previous Story

Sheikh Saif honoured for Expo 2020 Dubai work

Next Story

World Bank extends helping hands to Lanka

Latest from Europe

Trump-Putin bhai, bhai

The closer Trump and Putin get Britain, France and other Western countries which, since the end of the Second World War, have seen America as an ally, will have to rethink their

Germany closes its embassy in South Sudan 

South Sudan has been plagued by political instability and violence since it gained independence from Sudan in 2011  The German government said Saturday that it is temporarily closing its embassy in South

France Taps Into $700M Gulf Energy Shift

From 7 to 9 April in the UAE, a delegation of 19 French companies will showcase advanced solutions designed to modernise, secure, and enhance the sustainability of energy infrastructure France is set
Go toTop

Don't Miss

US beefs up European presence

The US has already put some 8,500 troops on “heightened

Saudi condemns ‘abuse of Holy Qur’an’ in Sweden

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has condemned the “deliberate” abuse