The Government Page TV show is returning in 2026, resuming recording of a new series of interviews with members of the 9th Constitutional Government, following 15 episodes broadcast throughout 2025. 
The first programme in this new series, corresponding to the 16th episode, was recorded today, February 5th, 2026, and featured the Minister of Youth, Sports, Arts, and Culture, Nelyo Isaac Sarmento. The interview focused on the main lines of action, political priorities, and challenges in youth, sports, arts, and culture, as well as the impact of public policies in these sectors on the country’s social and human development.
As the body responsible for designing, implementing, coordinating, and evaluating national policies in these areas, the Minister of Youth, Sports, Arts, and Culture is responsible for promoting the active participation of young people, developing sports and high-level competition, promoting the arts and culture, preserving historical and cultural heritage, and stimulating creative industries, in coordination with other state entities and civil society organizations.
Promoted by the Office of the Government Spokesperson, led by the Minister of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers, Agio Pereira, the “Government Page” TV show is produced in partnership with Radio and Television of Timor-Leste and the national media to strengthen government transparency, accountability, and public access to information on the Executive’s key decisions and policies.
Presented by Nélia Chaves and executive produced by Ika Moniz, the “Government Page” TV show asserts itself as a space for institutional dialogue, using clear and accessible language focused on the public interest.
The 16th episode will soon be broadcast on RTTL and on the Government’s digital platforms and social media. All previously broadcast programs are available on the YouTube channel @PCMPAGINADOGOVERNOTIMORLESTE.
The following day, February 6th, the 17th episode of the TV Show will also be recorded, featuring the Minister of Education, Dulce de Jesus Soares, as part of the new series of interviews with members of the Government.