Helena Carreiras Becomes Portugal’s First Female Minister of Defence

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Helena Carreiras has made history by being appointed as Portugal’s first female Minister of Defence. This landmark decision marks a significant step towards gender equality in the Portuguese government and reflects a broader trend of increasing female representation in leadership roles across Europe.

Background

Helena Carreiras is an esteemed alumna of the European University Institute, where she honed her skills in political science and public administration. Her academic achievements have paved the way for a successful career in public service, where she has held various significant roles.

Carreiras’ appointment is not just a personal achievement; it symbolizes a shift in the political landscape of Portugal.

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