Itamaraty is the headquarters of the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, located in Brasília, Brazil. The building is known for its modernist architecture, designed by the renowned architect Oscar Niemeyer. Itamaraty plays a crucial role in shaping Brazil's foreign policy and managing diplomatic relations with other countries. The name "Itamaraty" comes from the indigenous Tupi language, meaning "stone that makes noise." The ministry is responsible for various functions, including negotiating treaties, promoting trade, and protecting Brazilian citizens abroad. Itamaraty also hosts international events and conferences, enhancing Brazil's presence on the global stage.