Carlos Magariños
Carlos Alfredo Magariños is an Argentine politician, diplomat, academician and entrepreneur. He was twice elected director general of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization by the international community, made up of 178 member states.
Prior to that he was national director for foreign trade; under-secretary for industry; secretary for industry of Argentina and secretary of state for mining and industry. He was also Economic and Trade Representative of Argentina in Washington D.C.
After his two terms at the helm of UNIDO he return to the academia and to the private sector, founding his own companies, dedicated to the early identification of business trends, facilitating business development and financial market access for industrial projects and companies.
Upon taken office in December 2015, the president of the Republic of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, appointed him Ambassador of Argentina to the Federate Republic of Brasil. The Honorable Senate of the Argentinean Nation lent its unanimous agreement in February of the following year.
Prior to that he was national director for foreign trade; under-secretary for industry; secretary for industry of Argentina and secretary of state for mining and industry. He was also Economic and Trade Representative of Argentina in Washington D.C.
After his two terms at the helm of UNIDO he return to the academia and to the private sector, founding his own companies, dedicated to the early identification of business trends, facilitating business development and financial market access for industrial projects and companies.
Upon taken office in December 2015, the president of the Republic of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, appointed him Ambassador of Argentina to the Federate Republic of Brasil. The Honorable Senate of the Argentinean Nation lent its unanimous agreement in February of the following year.
