Tânia Azevedo Appointed Division Head at Regional Directorate for Communities
Senior Technician Tânia Rubina Serrão Freitas de Azevedo has been appointed to the position of Head of the Management and Planning Division, a second-level intermediate management role.
The Presidency of the Regional Government of Madeira has appointed Tânia Rubina Serrão Freitas de Azevedo, a graduate in Hotel Organization and Management, to a leadership position in the regional administration. The appointment was formalized through Order No. 365/2026.
The appointee, who is a Senior Technician at the Regional Directorate for Communities and External Cooperation (DRCCE), will assume the role of Head of the Management and Planning Division, a second-level intermediate management position. The term lasts for one year, as stipulated by legislation for the first appointment in newly created services.
The decision is based on the technician's academic qualifications and professional experience, deemed suitable for the performance of the duties. The new flexible structure of the DRCCE, approved by Order No. 312/2026 of July 27, includes this division.
According to the annex to the order, Tânia Azevedo, born on March 12, 1997, holds a degree from the Higher Institute of Administration and Languages and has accumulated professional experience in areas such as tourism, banking, and, since January 2024, at the DRCCE itself, where she has been active in management, public procurement, and support to the directorate.
The order takes effect from the day after its publication in the Official Gazette.
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