Miami office welcomes Marco Farani | OneFootball

Last week, the international office of the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) in Miami, United States, welcomed a visit from Marco Farani, the new ambassador of the Brazilian consulate in the American city. The diplomat was received by Bruno Costa, head of the CBF’s international office. During the meeting, they discussed several activities with the CBF aimed at the 2027 Women’s World Cup, as well as other partnerships.

“It shows the goal of our office after the World Cup: to bring the CBF closer and closer to all the entities that represent our country, to the public, and to the Brazilian consulate. We are working with the 2027 Women’s World Cup in mind, which will be a watershed moment. We discussed some event strategies in Miami and the surrounding region for the Women’s World Cup, increasingly connecting the American ecosystem with the CBF and the Brazilian government,” said Bruno Costa.

Ambassador Marco Farani took over as head of the Consulate-General of Brazil in Miami in July 2026. Born in Espírito Santo, he joined the diplomatic career in 1981 after completing the Diplomatic Career Preparation Course at the Rio Branco Institute. Over more than four decades of public service, he has accumulated extensive experience in political, economic, cultural, and consular matters, both in Brazil and abroad.

Abroad, he served at Brazil’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations in New York; at the Brazilian Embassies in Tokyo and Beijing; and held the position of Consul General of Brazil in Tokyo. More recently, he was Brazil’s Ambassador to the Socialist Republic of Vietnam and Brazil’s Permanent Representative to the international organizations based in London.

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