Authorities
Officials from the Consulate General of Uruguay in Sydney
Consul General
Counsellor Anahí Aguirre Toni
Contact: cgsydney@mrree.gub.uy
Education:
- Certificate as Assistant Professor in the course Introduction to International Relations, Faculty of Law, University of the Republic (2026);
- Diploma in Gender Studies with a specialization in Comprehensive Public Policies, FLACSO Uruguay (2024);
- External Programme of The Hague Academy of International Law on Selected and Current Issues of International Law (2024);
- Postgraduate Specialization Diploma in International Studies – Major in International System and Integration, Universidad de la República (2017);
- Postgraduate Course in International Trade, Universidad de Montevideo (2016);
- Postgraduate Course in Economics and International Trade, Universidad Católica del Uruguay (2015);
- Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations, Universidad de la República (2013).
Professional Experience:
- Consul General of Uruguay in Sydney, Australia (2026 – present);
- Director of Bilateral Economic Affairs – Directorate General for International Economic Affairs (2025–2026);
- Officer, Directorate of International Law Affairs (2023–2025);
- Promoted to First Secretary through competitive examination and merits (2024);
- Second Secretary and Head of the Consular Section, Embassy of Uruguay to the Kingdom of the Netherlands (2018–2023);
- Delegate of Uruguay to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), the International Criminal Court (ICC), and other international organizations based in The Hague (2018–2023);
- Promoted to Second Secretary through competitive examination and merits (2018);
- Officer, Directorate General for International Economic Affairs (2017–2018);
- Officer, Directorate of Bilateral Economic Affairs (2015–2017);
- Entered the Foreign Service through competitive examination and merits (2015).
Teaching:
Candidate for Assistant Professor in the course Introduction to International Relations, University of the Republic (2015–2017).
