• Source: List of people from Dili

      • This is a list of people who were born in, residents of, or otherwise closely associated with Dili, the capital of East Timor.


      Business and finance


      Oscar Lima (born 1952), politician and businessman; member of parliament (2023–present)
      Nilton Gusmão dos Santos (born 1978), businessman and sports official


      Entertainment


      Marvi (born 2001), singer; winner of The Voice Portugal season 6
      Anito Matos (born 1962), comedian, singer, presenter, and master of ceremonies
      Sandra Pires (born 1969), Portuguese actress and singer


      Government and politics


      Mari Alkatiri (born 1949), politician and independence activist; Prime Minister of East Timor (2002–2006; 2017–2018)
      Inês Almeida (born 1963), diplomat; Ambassador of East Timor to Australia (2020–present)
      Paulino Monteiro Soares Babo (born 1962), politician; member of parliament (2012–2017)
      Virgínia Ana Belo (born 1971), politician; member of parliament (2007–present)
      Fernanda Borges (born 1969), politician; minister of finance (2001–2002)
      Sofia Borges (born 1970), diplomat; Permanent Representative of East Timor to the United Nations (2010–2016)
      João Bosco Cárceres (1972–2022), politician and independence activist
      Alberto Carlos (born 1960), politician and diplomat
      José Manuel Carrascalão (born 1960), politician; Deputy Minister of Infrastructure (2009–2012)
      Miguel Pereira de Carvalho (born 1976), politician; Minister of State Administration (2020–2023)
      Ângela Corvelo (born 1970), politician; member of parliament (2012–2017)
      Cristina Yuri dos Santos Costa (born 1980), politician; member of parliament (2023–present)
      Alberto da Silva Cruz (born 1966), politician; member of parliament (2007–2012)
      Francisco Dionisio Fernandes (born 1974), politician and diplomat
      Filomeno Pedro Cabral Fernandes (1955–2020), politician, independence activist, professional footballer, and football official
      José Virgílio Rodrigues Ferreira (born 1979), politician; member of parliament (2018–present)
      António Freitas (born 1973), politician; Vice-Minister of Finance (2022–2023)
      Rui Gomes (born 1958), politician and academic; minister of finance (2020–2023)
      Eládio António de Jesus (born 1971), politician; member of parliament (2012–2017)
      Bendita Moniz Magno (born 1962), politician; member of parliament (2012–present)
      Florentina Martins Smith (born 1958), politician; Minister of Social Solidarity and Inclusion (2017–2018)
      Nélson Martins (born 1968), doctor and politician; minister of health (2007–2012)
      Paulo de Fátima Martins (born 1950), police officer and politician; member of parliament (2007–2012)
      Julião Augusto Mausiry (1966–2021), politician and independence activist; member of parliament (2001–2007)
      Nélia Soares Menezes (born 1986), politician; member of parliament (2018–2023)
      Gertrudes Araújo Moniz (born 1967), politician; member of parliament (2007–2012)
      Marito Mota (born 1970), politician; member of parliament (2018–present)
      Natalino dos Santos Nascimento (born 1969), politician; member of parliament (2002–present)
      José Ramos-Horta (born 1949), politician, diplomat, and independence activist; Prime Minister of East Timor (2006–2007); President of East Timor (2007–2012; 2022–present)
      Maria Angélica da Cruz dos Reis (born 1973), politician; member of parliament (2012–present)
      Paulo Remédios (born 1959), lawyer and politician; Vice-Minister for Institutional Empowerment (2023–present)
      Roque Rodrigues (born 1949), politician and independence activist; minister of defense (2001–2006)
      Constâncio Pinto (born 1963), politician and independence activist; Minister of Commerce, Industry and Environment (2015–2017)
      Milena Pires (born 1966), politician, diplomat, and women's rights activist; Permanent Representative of East Timor to the United Nations (2016–2021)
      Gregório Saldanha (born 1962), politician; President of Dili Municipality (2024–present)
      Guilhermina Filomena Saldanha (born 1959), politician; President of Dili Municipality (2021–2024)
      Abel dos Santos (born 1974), politician; member of parliament (2023–present)
      Cedelizia Faria dos Santos (born 1975), politician; member of parliament (2023–present)
      Maria do Céu Sarmento (born 1968), doctor, academic, and politician; minister of health (2015–2017)
      Maria Angelina Lopes Sarmento (born 1978), politician; member of parliament (2017–present)
      Estanislau da Silva (born 1952), politician and diplomat; acting prime minister of East Timor (2007)
      Maria Adozinda Pires da Silva (born 1975), politician; member of parliament (2012–2017)
      José Teixeira (born 1975), politician; Minister of Natural and Mineral Resources, and Energy Policy (2006–2007)
      Guido Valadares (1934–1976), politician and independence activist; Vice-Minister of Labour and Social Welfare (1975)
      Ivo Valente (born 1969), politician and lawyer; minister of justice (2015–2017)
      Manuel Vong (born 1962), politician and academic; Minister of Tourism (2017–2018)
      Adalgisa Ximenes (born 1968), diplomat and politician


      Journalism and media


      Hugo Maria Fernandes (born 1971), journalist; director of Centro Nacional Chega! (2017–present)


      Law


      Silverio Pinto Baptista (born 1969), lawyer, civil servant, and human rights activist; Provedor for Human Rights and Justice (2014–2018)
      Maria Solana da Conceição Fernandes (born 1966), politician, lawyer, and judge
      Vicente Fernandes e Brito (born 1968), lawyer and civil servant; Deputy Attorney-General (2009–2012)


      Literature


      Fernando Sylvan (1917–1993), poet and writer


      Military


      Ma'huno Bulerek Karathayano (1949–2021) politician, independence activist, and guerrilla leader; commander of FALINTIL (1992–1993)


      Religion


      Maria de Fatima Wadhoomall Gomes (1940–2020), Protestant minister and co-founder of the Protestant Church in East Timor
      Filomeno Jacob (born 1960), Catholic priest and academic; Minister for Social Affairs in the I UNTAET Transitional Government (2000–2001)


      Sports




      = Football

      =
      Eusebio de Almeida (born 1985), professional footballer
      Frangcyatma Alves (born 1997), professional footballer
      Ricky Nídio Alves (born 1994), professional footballer
      Agostinho da Silva Araújo (born 1997), professional footballer
      Leonel da Silva Araújo (born 1986), professional footballer
      Fagio Augusto (born 1997), professional footballer
      Anggisu Barbosa (born 1993), professional footballer
      Osvaldo Belo (born 2000), professional footballer
      Miro Baldo Bento (born 1975), professional footballer
      Chiquito do Carmo (born 1986), professional footballer
      Nazário do Carmo (born 1992), professional footballer
      Marcelino da Costa (born 1983), professional footballer
      Henrique Cruz (born 1997), professional footballer
      Cristevão Moniz Fernandes (born 2004), professional footballer
      Ezequiel Fernandes (born 1996), professional footballer
      Domingos Freitas (born 1997), professional footballer and coach
      Gali Freitas (born 2004), professional footballer
      Vicente Ramos Freitas (born 1985), professional footballer and coach
      Jhon Frith (born 2002), professional footballer
      Filomeno Junior (born 1998), professional footballer
      Diamantino Leong (born 1986), professional footballer
      Ricardo Sousa Maia (born 1991), professional footballer
      Zeferino Martins (born 1985), professional footballer
      Julião Monteiro (born 1993), professional footballer
      Nídio Neto (born 1995), professional footballer
      Boavida Olegario (born 1994), professional footballer
      Filipe Oliveira (born 1995), professional footballer
      João Panji (born 2000), professional footballer
      Eduardo Pereira (born 1972), professional footballer
      José João Pereira (born 1981), professional footballer
      Nataniel Reis (born 1995), professional footballer
      Helder Mota Ricardo (born 1977), professional footballer
      Efrem Santos (born 1994), professional footballer
      Emílio da Silva (born 1982), professional footballer
      Juvitu da Silva (born 1987), professional footballer
      Jaimito Soares (born 2003), professional footballer
      Miguel Soares (born 1984), professional footballer
      Nilo Soares (born 1994), professional footballer
      Jorge Sabas Victor (born 1997), professional footballer
      Nando Xavier (born 1985), professional footballer


      = Others

      =
      Aguida Amaral (born 1972), Olympic marathon runner
      Manuel Ataide (born 2001), Olympic sprinter
      Angela Freitas de Fátima Araújo (born 2001), middle- and long-distance runner
      Martinho de Araújo (born 1973), Olympic weightlifter
      Calisto da Costa (born 1979), Olympic marathon runner
      Carlos Galambas (born 1973), Portuguese professional handball player, coach, and sports manager
      Nelia Martins (born 1998), Olympic middle-distance runner


      Miscellaneous


      Bella Galhos (born 1972), human rights activist, translator, and environmentalist


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