Ambassador Andrés Rozental
Ambassador Andrés Rozental E d u c a t i o n Masters degree in International Relations and Economics 1966 University of Pennsylvania Bachelor of Arts degree 1965 University of the Americas, Mexico City Diploma in French language and literature 1962 University of Bordeaux, France Professional career Joined the Mexican Foreign Service in 1967. Promoted to the ranks of Third Secretary (1968), Second Secretary (1971), First Secretary (1974), Counselor (1975), Minister (1976) and Career Ambassador (1978) Head of the United Nations Department, 1967-1971 Ministry of Foreign Affairs1967-1971 Alternate Permanent Representative to the Organization 1971-1974 of American States, Washington, D.C. Counselor, Mexican Embassy, London 1974-1976 Assistant Director, Technical Cooperation Division, 1976 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mexico City Principal Adviser to the Minister 1977-1979 Director General of the Diplomatic Service 1979 Director-General for North American Affairs, Mexico City 1979-1982 2. Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Mexico to the 1982-1983 United Nations in Geneva Ambassador to the Kingdom of Sweden 1983-1988 Senior Vice-President, Banco Nacional de México (BANAMEX), 1988 Mexico City Deputy Foreign Minister 1988-1994 Ambassador of Mexico to the United Kingdom 1995-1997 Ambassador-at-Large and Special Presidential Envoy 2000-2001 Eminent Ambassador of Mexico lifetime rank Other professional activities Head or Member of the Mexican Delegation to numerous 1966-1994 international conferences and meetings, including the United Nations General Assembly, Organization of American States, Law of the Sea, International Maritime Organization, Human Rights, Environment, Migration and Population Coordinated the Cancún North-South Summit 1980-1981 Chaired the Inter-Ministerial Coordinating Body for Mexico´s 1991-1994 accession to the OECD Current activities Senior Non-Resident Fellow, The Brookings Institution, 2007 to date Washington, D.C.
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