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Pedro M. Lorenti (h.) is a lawyer specialized in Public Law and International Arbitration.

He is admitted in the City of Buenos Aires, Argentina and as Solicitor in England and Wales (non-practicing).

Pedro graduated at the University of Buenos Aires Law School (Argentina, 1989). He holds masters degrees in Administrative Law (Universidad Austral, Argentina, 1994), European Community Law (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain, 1997), and Public Administration (J.F. Kennedy School, Harvard University, US, 1999).

He has experience in the Argentine Public Sector and in State-owned companies. He also developed an extensive private practice in his own country, as foreign lawyer in Spain, US and UK and as counsel in ICC arbitration cases.

Between 2013 and 2015, he was legal consultant to the Ministries of Finances and Budgets and Mines, Industry and Energy, Republic of Equatorial Guinea.

Pedro is currently assistant professor -with leave of absence- at the School of Political Sciences of the "Universidad Catolica Argentina", where he lectured Constitutional Law and Political Theory (2009-2013). While living in London, UK (2005-2009), he was Speaker in the "Strategic Procurement and Contract Management" program of RIPA International.

Pedro wrote many papers and articles in journals in Argentina, Spain, US and UK.