Carlos André Camacho Alves Renews Term as Regional Youth Director
The Regional Government has renewed the term of Carlos André Camacho Alves as Regional Director of Youth for another three years, under a service commission regime.
Graduate Carlos André Camacho Alves has had his term as Regional Director of Youth renewed for a period of three years. The decision was formalized through Joint Order No. 77/2026, signed by the President of the Regional Government, Miguel Albuquerque, and the Regional Secretary for Inclusion, Labour and Youth, Paula Margarido.
The new term, which begins on November 20, 2026, is carried out under a service commission regime, as established for senior management positions. The order justifies the renewal based on the continued "assumptions of technical competence, aptitude and professional qualification" that were the basis for the initial appointment in 2023.
Carlos André Camacho Alves, a native of Funchal, holds a degree in Multimedia Engineering and a postgraduate degree in School Administration and Organization. His professional experience includes previous roles as an assistant in the Office of the Councillor of the Funchal City Council and as a coordinator and teacher at the Institute for Qualification, IP-RAM. He is also a full member of the Order of Engineers.
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