Brazil & International Relations
Brazil, held close
Brazil occupies a permanent place in the work and life of MRO Family Office — commercially, institutionally and culturally.
Affinity
Why Brazil matters
Brazil and Romania share more than commercial opportunity. Both are countries of scale, ambition and unfinished potential, where relationships are built slowly and then endure.
The family's engagement with Brazil follows that logic: trade and investment developed patiently, institutional cooperation supported with care, and cultural exchange treated as seriously as commerce.
Agriculture and food, industry and manufacturing, energy, technology and international trade all offer natural ground for cooperation between the two countries — as does the simple work of introducing people who should know one another.
Iguaçu
Where three countries meet, cooperation is not an abstraction — it is geography.
The Iguaçu Falls seen from the Brazilian side, wide cascades framed by dense subtropical forest
Institutional
Designated Honorary Consul of Brazil
Morten Reimers is the Designated Honorary Consul of Brazil in Romania, with seat in Brașov and jurisdiction covering the counties of Alba, Sibiu, Prahova and Brașov.
Honorary-consular responsibilities are conducted in accordance with their official and non-commercial character, and separately from the family's private business activities.
Places
A country of many horizons
Rio de Janeiro
Where Brazil's openness to the world is most visible — coastline, commerce and culture in the same frame.
Brasília
The institutional centre: modernist ambition expressed in stone, water and light.
Iguaçu
A shared border and a shared force of nature, where three countries meet.
Amazônia
A reminder that stewardship is measured in generations, not quarters.
São Paulo
The commercial engine — industry, capital and enterprise at continental scale.
Institutional leadership
The Chamber and commercial diplomacy
International South Chamber of Commerce — President & Co-Founder.
The presidency of the International South Chamber of Commerce complements this work: it provides an institutional platform for South–Europe cooperation, bringing companies, investors, embassies and public institutions into the same conversation.
Official honorary-consular responsibilities remain entirely separate from it. Consular duties are official and non-commercial in character; the Chamber is an independent business organisation, and the two roles are kept distinct.
Meetings & Encounters
A photographic record of diplomatic, institutional and business engagement.
An important clarification
mro.dk is a private website belonging to MRO Family Office and Morten Reimers. It does not represent an embassy, consulate, government authority or public institution, and it does not publish official consular information. For official consular matters, please refer to brazil.org.ro.