Rodrigo Márquez Lartigue

Rodrigo Márquez Lartigue is a Mexican diplomat and academic, currently serving in the Ministry of Trade in Mexico City. He holds academic roles as a Lecturer at DiploFoundation and an Instructor at Pan-American University in Mexico City. His work focuses on public diplomacy, consular affairs, and international negotiation.

Education:

• Bachelor of Arts (BA) in International Affairs, Ibero-American University
• Master of Arts (MA) in International Affairs/Southeast Asia Studies, Ohio University
• MA in Diplomatic Studies, Matías Romero Institute
• Global Master of Arts Program, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University

Professional Experience:

Márquez Lartigue has worked in the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs, including roles in Asia-Pacific, North American Affairs, and Consular Protection offices. He served at Mexican consulates in Boston and Saint Paul, USA. He also designs training programs in international negotiation and mediation, including events such as the 'International Negotiation and Mediation training' in Abu Dhabi (Jan–Feb 2024) and 'Public Diplomacy Training for the EU delegation to the USA' (Feb 2025).