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Brazil appoints new ambassador to Morocco

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Brazilian President has appointed Julio Glinternick Bitelli as Brazil’s new ambassador to Morocco, it was officially announced last week.

The new envoy will replace incumbent Jose Humberto de Brito Cruz who is still in his position in the North African country.

The nomination has been approved by the Senate, which approved several other appointments.

Bitelli held many diplomatic positions at the UN and several countries including Tunisia.

The 59-year old man is the current Brazilian ambassador to Colombia.

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