MEMORY. Harald V, the King of Norway who loved Brazil
An English version of this story is available here. Em abril de 2013, aos 76 anos, o rei Harald V da Noruega trocou o palácio por uma rede na Amazônia. Durante quatro dias, viveu na comunidade Yanomami de Demini, em Watoriki, próximo à fronteira com a Venezuela. Comeu caça com beiju, conheceu as roças, […] The post MEMÓRIA. Harald V, o rei da Noruega que amava o Brasil appeared first on Brazil…
King Harald V of Norway, who died at 89, had a deep connection with Brazil. In 2013, he visited the Yanomami community in the Amazon, becoming the first foreign head of state to do so. He also visited Brazil in 1964 as crown prince and in 2003 for a state visit, strengthening ties between the two countries. Norway and Brazil have a significant partnership, particularly in preserving the Amazon rainforest, with Norway donating over R$ 3.8 billion to the Amazon Fund since 2008.
King Harald V was known for his curiosity, tolerance, and respect for differences, and his legacy includes a long-term vision for international relations.
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