Portugal’s Minister of Education, Science and Innovation, Fernando Alexandre, faced questioning today regarding the ongoing digitalization of national exams. The hearing was called by the political parties PCP and Livre, raising concerns about the transition. Alexandre defended the move, arguing the benefits of digital assessment outweigh the associated risks. The session focused on the process of digitalization and evaluation of national exams, with updates provided in real-time. Details of the Minister’s arguments and responses to concerns are expected to emerge following the hearing’s conclusion. This discussion highlights the ongoing debate surrounding the modernization of Portugal’s education system and the role of technology within it. The Minister aims to assure the public of the safety and efficacy of the new digital exam procedures.