Bruno Figueroa Fischer

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Bruno Figueroa Fischer
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BornOctober 24, 1965
Mexico City
NationalityMexico
Alma materEl Colegio de Mexico National School of Administration of France
AwardsFrench Legion of Honor in the grade of Commander
Scientific career
FieldsDiplomat

Bruno Figueroa Fischer is a Mexican diplomat. He is currently Ambassador to the Republic of Korea, concurrently to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and to Mongolia.[1] In his previous position (2015–2017), he was Director General of the Mesoamerica Integration and Development Project (known as the Mesoamerica Project) at the Mexican Agency for International Development Cooperation (Amexcid) at the Secretariat of Foreign Affairs of Mexico (Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores).

Education[]

He holds a degree in international relations from El Colegio de Mexico, and has an MBA from the National School of Administration of France (ENA). He also studied at the Matias Romero Institute (Instituto Matías Romero), and has diplomas from the Diplomatic Academy of Vienna and The Hague Academy of International Law.

Diplomatic career[]

Ambassador Bruno Figueroa is a career diplomat since 1987. In his last posts abroad, he served as Deputy Permanent Representative to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, OECD, (2007–2010), and as Consul General of Mexico in San Jose, California (2004–2007). In Mexico, he served as Director General of the Mesoamerica Integration and Development Project (2015–2017), being in charge of the technical, scientific and financial cooperation between Mexico and Central America and the Caribbean; Director General for Technical and Scientific Cooperation (2013–2015); Chief of Staff of both the Mexican Agency for International Development Cooperation (2011–2013) and the Unit for Economic Relations and International Cooperation (2010–2011). He was also Advisor to the Secretary of Foreign Affairs (2001–2004).

While in post in the Republic of Korea, he conceived and coordinated the construction of the Mexican Garden at the Suncheonman Bay National Garden (순천만국가정원). This garden is the only public space in Korea with the name of Mexico. The designers were Jun Hyung-Soon and Choi Jung-Min, professors at Suncheon National University.[2]

He won the 2019 Public Diplomacy Ambassador Award by the JoongAng Daily and the Corps of Honorary Consuls in Korea, with the project "Xico in Korea".[3]

Mexican Garden at the Suncheonman Bay National Garden

Academic activities and publications[]

He has taught courses and given lectures at El Colegio Nacional and several institutions of higher education in Mexico such as UAM, ITAM, CIDE, El Colegio de Mexico and Universidad Iberoamericana.

He has coordinated specialized publications and is the author of several books and articles on international affairs. He received the Genaro Estrada recognition for his work published in 2016 by the Matias Romero Institute and the Historical Diplomatic Archives of the Secretariat of Foreign Affairs of Mexico: Cien años de cooperación internacional de México, 1900–2000. Solidaridad, intereses y geopolítica [One Hundred Years of International Mexican Cooperation (1900–2000): solidarity, interests and geopolitics].[4]

He was President of the Mexican Association of the National School of Administration of France (ENA) Alumni from 2010 to 2017, and is a member of the Mexican Council of International Affairs (COMEXI). He is a recipient of the French Legion of Honor in the grade of Commander.[5]

In 2020, he published the political fable "La guerra de los nopales"[6] in the Acentos Review magazine and "The Nopales War,"[7] its English version, at the Angel City Review magazine.

Publications[]

  • "The Nopales War", Angel City Review, August 2020.[1]
  • “La guerra de los nopales”, The Acentos Review, February 2020.[2]
  • "Los recursos y las capacidades de la política exterior de México (2012-2020)", in Ana Covarrubias Velasco et al. (eds.), Fundamentos internos y externos de la política exterior de México (2012-2018), Mexico, El Colegio de México/CIDE, 2020 (co-authorship with Jorge Schiavon).
  • "Foreign Policy Capacities, State Foreign Services, and International Influence: Brazil versus Mexico", Diplomacy & Statecraft, 4(2019), pp. 816–828 (co-authorship with Jorge Schiavon).[3]
  • "Los recursos y capacidades de la política exterior de México (2012-2018)", Foro Internacional, 3-4(2019), pp. 609–642 (co-authorship with Jorge Schiavon).[4]
  • "La paradoja mexicana. Un país abierto al mundo con limitadas capacidades diplomáticas", Foreign Affairs Latinoamérica, 2019, number 1, pp. 93–102 (co-authorship with Jorge Schiavon).[5]
  • "Las capacidades de la política exterior de México: diagnóstico (2000-18) y propuestas (2018-24)", in Jorge A. Schiavon, Rafael Velázquez Flores and Humberto Garza Elizondo (eds.), La política exterior de México 2018-2024: diagnóstico y propuestas, Mexico, CIDE, UABC, UANL, 2018 (co-authorship with Jorge Schiavon).[6]
  • El principio de la cooperación internacional para el desarrollo, Mexico, Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores/Acervo Histórico Diplomático, 2017, 117 pp. (co-authorship with María Eugenia Casar).[7]
  • Cien años de cooperación internacional de México, 1900–2000. Solidaridad, intereses y geopolítica, Mexico, Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores/Instituto Matías Romero/Acervo Histórico Diplomático, 2016, 545 pp.[8]
  • "Asilo y asistencia a refugiados guatemaltecos en el Sur-Sureste de México (1980–2000): Solidaridad interna y movilización internacional", in Irina Mosel, Christina Bennett y Hanna Krebs (editors), Aproximaciones a la historia del humanitarismo en América Latina y el Caribe, London, Humanitarian Policy Group, Overseas Development Institute, 2016.[9]
  • "Brasil y México: inversión y capacidades en política exterior", Foreign Policy en español, 2014, number 16 (co-authorship with Jorge Schiavon).[10]
  • Revista Mexicana de Política Exterior: México y la cooperación internacional para el desarrollo, 2014, number 102 (co-coordination with Noel González Segura).[11]
  • "Breve historia de la cooperación internacional de México (1900-2000)", Revista Mexicana de Política Exterior, 2014, number 102 (special number).[12]
  • L’ENA hors les murs: La mano en la mano; 1964-2014, l’épanouissement des relations France-Mexique, April 2014 (coordinator).
  • Cuadernos de política internacional: Quince años de México en la OCDE, 2009 (coordinator).
  • "La OCDE, ejemplo de multilateralismo eficaz: orígenes, estructura, instrumentos jurídicos y ámbitos de acción", Cuadernos de política internacional: Quince años de México en la OCDE, 2009.
  • "Imagen de México en la prensa francesa, 1994-1998", Revista Mexicana de Política Exterior, 1999, number 58.
  • "L’image du Mexique dans les médias français (1994 – 1997): plus d’information, moins de clichés ?", Cahiers des Amériques Latines, 1998, number 28/29.[13]

References[]

  1. ^ "Coordinación de Comunicación Social, Senado de la República". comunicacion.senado.gob.mx. Retrieved 2017-08-05.
  2. ^ "Mexican Garden opens at Suncheon Bay National Garden". 14 May 2018.
  3. ^ "The unlikely pup connecting people across nations". Korea JoongAng Daily. Retrieved 2020-02-05.
  4. ^ Agencia Mexicana de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo. "100 años de cooperación de México: una mirada histórica del Embajador Bruno Figueroa Fischer | Agencia Mexicana de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo | Gobierno". gob.mx. Retrieved 2017-08-05.
  5. ^ Bruno Figueroa nombrado Comendador en la Orden de la Legión de Honor, http://www.ambafrance-mx.org/Bruno-Figueroa-nombrado-Comendador-en-la-Orden-de-la-Legion-de-Honor
  6. ^ Figueroa, Bruno. "La guerra de los nopales".
  7. ^ Figueroa, Bruno. "The Nopales War" (PDF).
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