Summary:
Luís Montenegro conveyed Christmas greetings from the Government to President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa.
Montenegro emphasized strategic solidarity and productive cooperation as key to their relationship.
President Marcelo noted the Government has been in a race against time for the past eight months.
Marcelo highlighted the need for strategic cooperation beyond just institutional solidarity.
Montenegro's Christmas Greetings to Marcelo
Luís Montenegro, the Prime Minister of Portugal, delivered festive greetings from the Government to President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa today at the Palácio de Belém. Arriving by bus with all his ministers directly from the Council of Ministers meeting, Montenegro emphasized the importance of strategic solidarity and productive cooperation in their relationship.
A Privileged Interaction
In his first Christmas greeting session since taking office on April 2, Montenegro expressed that it has been a privilege to interact with the Presidency, particularly with President Rebelo de Sousa. He noted that the discussions and reflections exchanged during their meetings have been indispensable for the Government's activities.
Strategic Cooperation Highlighted
Montenegro summarized the relationship between São Bento (the seat of the government) and Belém in two main aspects: strategic solidarity and productive cooperation. He stated, "We have been working together to think and conduct forward-looking analyses for the country in search of results."
Marcelo's Reminder to the Government
During the traditional ceremony of Christmas greetings from the Government, President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa pointed out that the Government has been in a race against time since it began its functions eight months ago. He acknowledged Montenegro's efforts to be present everywhere, especially given the challenging international context that demands strategic cooperation.
Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa remarked, "In these eight months, the Prime Minister has sought to be everywhere at once," which he deemed unusual for someone in an executive role. He then issued a crucial reminder to the PSD/CDS Government, stating, "Institutional solidarity is important, but it is not enough. There must be strategic cooperation in the present."
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