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Apresentação Do Powerpoint Presidency of the Council of Ministers. Portugal Organisation Chart Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho Secretariat-General of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers Deputy Prime Minister Paulo Portas Centre of the Management of the Government’s IT Network Secretary of State Assistant to the Deputy Prime Minister Miguel Morais Leitão Legal Centre Undersecretary of State Assistant to the Deputy Prime Minister Vânia Barros Nacional Security Office Commission for Citizenship and Gender Equality Minister of the Presidency and Parliamentary Affairs Luís Marques Guedes Portuguese Institute for Sport and Youth Secretary of the State for Parliamentary Affairs and Equality Teresa Morais Secretary of State for Sport and Youth Hignt Commissariat for Immigration and Emídio Guerreiro Intercultural Dialogue Media Office Minister in the Cabinet of the Prime Minister and for Regional Development Financial Institute for Regional Development Luís Miguel Poiares Maduro Secretary of State Assistant to the Minister in the Cabinet of the Prime Institute for the Management of the European Minister and for Regional Development Pedro Lomba Social Fund Secretary of State for Regional Development Nacional Strategic Reference Framework Manuel Castro Almeida Observatory Secretary of State for Administrative Modernisation Regional Development and Coordination Joaquim Pedro Cardoso da Costa Commissions Secretary of State for Local Administration António Leitão Amaro Agency for Public Services Reform Statistics Portugal Secretary of State to the Prime Minister …… Directorate General for Local Authorities Secretary of State for Culture Jorge Barreto Xavier Internacional Academy of Portuguese Culture Nacional Academy of Fine Arts Portuguese Academy of History Internal Security System Nacional Library of Portugal Portuguese Republic Intelligence System Directorate General for the Arts Defence Strategic Intelligence Service Directorate General for Books, Archives and Libraries Security Intelligence Service Directorate General for Culture Heritage Regional Departments of Culture Strategic Council of Open Economy Cultural Strategy, Planning and Assessment Bureau General Inspectorate of Cultural Activities In line with OECD's definition of Centre of Government Cinema and Audiovisual Institute SEPTEMBER 2014 Secretariat-General of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers .
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