The merger of the Conselleria de Mobilitat with the Conselleria de Territory means a saving of half a million euros.

The president of the Consell de Mallorca, Llorenç Galmés, has presided over this morning the act of taking possession of the councillors and executive councillors of the Consell de Mallorca. The new insular government will be formed by five men and three women. All of them will make up the Consell Executiu (Executive Council) of the island institution.

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New councillors and executive councillors

A team “prepared, with clear ideas and that will implement the Agreements of Government for Mallorca with the aim of improving the life of the citizens”, according to the president of the Consell de Mallorca, Llorenç Galmés.

The organisation chart is made up of eight departments, one less than the previous government team. The president of the island institution has unified the Department of Mobility and Infrastructures with that of the Territory. This means a saving of half a million euros in the four years of his term of office.

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The president of the Consell de Mallorca, Llorenç Galmés, recalled the commitments made to the islanders, but also stressed that “serving the people of Mallorca will be the lighthouse that will guide us during our four-year term of office”.

The members of the new Consell Executiu of the Consell de Mallorca are:

Antònia Roca Bellinfante, first vice-president and executive councillor of Culture and Heritage.
Pedro Bestard Martínez, second vice-president and executive councillor of Medi Ambient, Medi Rural i Esports.
Antonio Francisco Fuster Zanoguera, Executive Councillor for the Presidency.
Maria Pilar Bonet Escalera, Executive Councillor for Finance and Public Administration.
Guillermo Sánchez Cifre, Executive Councillor for Social Welfare.
Fernando Rubio Aguiló, Executive Councillor for Territory, Mobility and Infrastructures.
José Marcial Rodríguez Díaz, Executive Councillor for Tourism.
Maria Pilar Amate Rotger, Executive Councillor for Economic Promotion and Local Development.