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Ambassador
Mr.Mario G. Roiter
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| MARIO
DA GRAÇA ROITER - born in Rio de
Janeiro on December 6, 1941. Son of Manoel
Roiter and Alice Guimarães da Graça
Roiter. Graduated from the Naval Academy in
1961, Rio Branco Institute (Brazilian Diplomatic
Academy), in 1967. Master in Business Administration
(MBA) at Babson College, Massachussets, USA,
in 1971. Diplomatic High Studies course in
1994.
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Third
Secretary - November of 1967
First Secretary - September 1986
Counsellor - June 1987
Minister of Second Class- June 1996
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Offices
held at the Ministry of External Affairs in
Brasilia
1969
- Assistant to Deputy Secretary-General
for Economic Affairs
1970 - Deputy Chief of the Division of Transports
and Communications
1987 - Chief of Cabinet of the Head of Protocol
1995 - Head of the Division of American
States
1996 - Representative of the Ministry of
External Affairs at the General Staff of
the Brazilian Armed Forces
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Postings
Abroad
1987/1990
- Milano, Italy, Counsellor, Deputy Consul-
General
1990/1991 - Ankara, Turkey, Chargé
D'Affaires
1991/1994 - San Juan, Puerto Rico, Deputy
Consul-General
1993/1994 - Bridgetown, Barbados, Chargé
D'Affaires
1996/1999 - Atlanta, USA, Consul-General
2000/2001 - Belgrade, Yugoslavia, Chargé
D'Affaires
January 2002 - Kuwait, Chargé D'Affaires
Since November 5, 2002 - Kuwait, Ambassador
Since November 5, 2006 – Bahrain , Ambassador.
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International
Conferences and Missions Abroad
From
1969 to 1991 - Participated as Member of
the Delegation and Chief of Delegation to
several ecomomic and political bilateral
and multilateral Meetings and Conferences
held at Washington, DC, London, Geneva (UNCTAD),
Hamburg, Santiago, Buenos Aires, Lima, Quito,
Caracas, Panamá (OAS)
January 1991 - Responsible for the evacuation
of the last echellon of the Brazilian Embassy
in Baghdad to Turkey before the starting
of Operation Desert Storm
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Decorations:
Commander
of the Order of the Brazilian Armed Forces
Member of the Royal Victorian Order (MVO)
- United Kingdom
Officer of the Order of the Infant D. Henrique
- Portugal
Order of Merit - Consular Corps of Puerto
Rico
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