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Municipal executive led by Carlos Moedas takes office

Carlos Moedas was sworn in today as Mayor of Lisbon for the period 2025-2029. At this afternoon's ceremony, at the Alcântara Maritime Station, the municipal bodies were also installed: the Municipal Assembly and the City Council.

Carlos Moedas re-elected mayor of Lisbon for the 2025-2029 term Installation of municipal offices - Alcântara Maritime Station Installation of municipal offices - Alcântara Maritime Station

Carlos Moedas, in his second term as Mayor of Lisbon (CML), leads the municipal executive composed of 17 members, according to the following order of election, as a result of the ballot on October 12:

Mayor of CML - Carlos Moedas, Social Democratic Party

Councillors

  1. Alexandra Leitão - Socialist Party
  2. Gonçalo Reis - Social Democratic Party
  3. Sérgio Cintra - Socialist Party
  4. Joana Baptista - Independent, nominated by the Social Democratic Party
  5. Carla Madeira - Socialist Party
  6. Rodrigo Mello Gonçalves - Liberal Initiative
  7. Bruno Mascarenhas - Chega
  8. João Ferreira - Portuguese Communist Party
  9. Pedro Anastácio - Socialist Party
  10. Diogo Moura - CDS Partido Popular
  11. Maria Aldim - CDS Partido Popular
  12. Carlos Teixeira - Livre
  13. Vasco Rato - Independent, nominated by the Social Democratic Party
  14. Carolina Serrão - Left Bloc
  15. Vasco Anjos - Liberal Initiative
  16. Ana Simões Silva - Enough

In his inauguration speech, Carlos Moedas announced the main measures in the areas of action of the executive that is now in office, and left "a commitment": "In the coming years, we want to be the World Capital of Social Justice, the World Capital of Innovation and the World Capital of Culture".

This "dream", he stressed, "must not only be Lisbon's, but our Metropolitan Area's".

After this afternoon's ceremony at the Alcântara Maritime Station, André Moz Caldas, from the Socialist Party, was elected president of the Lisbon Municipal Assembly (AML) at the first meeting of the 2025-2029 term.