The ETCO Board of Directors, in the person of its president Hoche Pulcherio, swore in today, May 2, to the new executive president of the Institute, Roberto Abdenur. He replaces André Franco Montoro Filho, who, after more than 4 years as chief executive, became part of the ETCO Advisory Board.

Pulcherio explains that "the main reasons for the choice were his deep experience as a public man and the recognized trajectory based on defending the interests of the nation, which, without a doubt, will be a great contribution to ETCO's objectives".

One of the most important names in Brazilian diplomacy at the end of the 44th century and the beginning of the XNUMXst, Abdenur accepted the challenge of commanding ETCO because of what he considers “the important mission of defending and spreading competitive ethics in our country”. In his XNUMX years of diplomatic career, Abdenur was at the head of the Brazilian Embassy in Washington, DC, as well as being Brazil's ambassador to Ecuador, China, Germany and Austria.