Adopted AtoM for diplomatic archives

Ministério das Relações Exteriores — Itamaraty Digital

Brazil's Ministry of Foreign Affairs operates Itamaraty Digital as its public repository for diplomatic records. The official AtoM service states that it was created and is maintained jointly by the ministry's communications and archive division, its Historical and Diplomatic Museum, the information-technology policy division and the Fundação Alexandre de Gusmão. The catalogue provides hierarchical descriptions and digital objects from the ministry's historical holdings, including records of the imperial foreign-affairs secretariat digitised in connection with the bicentenary of Brazilian independence. It also exposes material concerning the nineteenth-century mixed commissions and captured slave ships. The current populated service proves operational adoption, but the cited sources do not give a reliable AtoM launch date, identify a predecessor database or document an automated migration. The 2025 article about slave-trade records announced additional access in 2026 and should not be treated as proof of a 2025 implementation.

Original source
Itamaraty Digital
Ministério das Relações Exteriores
The archived copy opens a snapshot on the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine, preserved for when the original moves or disappears.
The Archive Migration Review summarises this story in its own words and links to the original source for verification. We are editorially independent and not affiliated with the institution or software project named above. Summaries are compiled in good faith from publicly available accounts; corrections are welcome.
Keep reading

Related migrations