Timor was ″the biggest cause″ of Portugal in democracy
On the second of a three-day visit to Timor-Leste, the President of the Republic, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, praised the Timorese people again and appealed to those of the then President Jorge Sampaio to affirm that Timor-Leste was “the greatest cause of Portugal alive in democracy”.
Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa was invited to speak, this Friday, at the Timorese Parliament, at the solemn session commemorating the 20th anniversary of the Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste. To thank the “very honorable head of generosity of the Portuguese State, who declared that the cause of Timor Our best of Portugal: “Then, our will to fight for an Eastern cause”.
Then, the “path I fear and quoted Francisco: “The world realism expression or the people who have as a policy a will to have an international expression can and collective nation within the framework of a will for international respect as can and collective nation and the rules of peaceful coexistence between States”.
As he had done yesterday, the Portuguese president promised Portuguese-Timorese ties, stating that Portugal and Timor-Leste should “promote more regular bilateral summits” in the future.
From Aniceto Guterres Lopes, president of the Timorese Parliament, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa heard the guarantee that the “indestructible ties” between the two countries will be maintained.
mourned for women
On the sidelines of the inauguration of the new Portuguese embassy in Dili, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa Oriented to the work of the Business Association of Women of Timor-Leste, whose president, Hergui Fernandes Alves, thanked him for “empowering and encouraging women in all aspects”.
Taking advantage of the occasion, Marcel made a brief speech in which the society, admitting that the moment “is not the best in Portugal”, “it is not the best in Portugal”, “the number of leaders of the current chamber” and the top loads they are still occupied by men “in large industries, agriculture, banking, business and services”.
Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa has his return scheduled for Sunday, after three days with a full schedule.
