The 24th Constitutional Government of Portugal () was the 24th cabinet of the Portuguese government, led by Prime Minister Luís Montenegro. It was sworn in on 2 April 2024 and it was formed by a centre-right coalition between the Social Democratic Party (PSD) and the CDS – People's Party (CDS–PP), which ran together in the 2024 legislative election as part of the Democratic Alliance (AD).
Party breakdown Party breakdown of cabinet ministers by the end of the government's time in office: (Prime Minister not included) Social Democratic Party 11 CDS – People's Party 1 Independents 5
Composition The government was composed of 17 ministries, including ministers and secretaries of state. OfficeMinisterPartyStart of termEnd of termPrime MinisterLuís MontenegroPSD2 April 20245 June 2025Minister of State and of Foreign AffairsPaulo RangelPSD2 April 20245 June 2025Minister of State and of FinanceJoaquim Miranda SarmentoPSD2 April 20245 June 2025Minister of the PresidencyAntónio Leitão AmaroPSD2 April 20245 June 2025Minister Adjunct and for Territorial Cohesion Manuel Castro AlmeidaPSD2 April 20245 June 2025Minister of Parliamentary Affairs Pedro DuartePSD2 April 20245 June 2025Minister of National DefenceNuno MeloCDS-PP2 April 20245 June 2025Minister of JusticeRita JúdiceIndependent2 April 20245 June 2025Minister of Internal AdministrationMargarida BlascoIndependent2 April 20245 June 2025Minister of Education, Science and Innovation Fernando AlexandreIndependent2 April 20245 June 2025Minister of HealthAna Paula MartinsPSD2 April 20245 June 2025Minister of Infrastructure and HousingMiguel Pinto LuzPSD2 April 20245 June 2025Minister of EconomyPedro ReisPSD2 April 20245 June 2025Minister of Labour, Solidarity and Social SecurityMaria do Rosário Palma RamalhoIndependent2 April 20245 June 2025Minister of the Environment and EnergyGraça CarvalhoPSD2 April 20245 June 2025Minister of Youth and Modernisation Margarida Balseiro LopesPSD2 April 20245 June 2025Minister of Agriculture and FisheriesJosé Manuel FernandesPSD2 April 20245 June 2025Minister of Culture Dalila RodriguesIndependent2 April 20245 June 2025
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