Fernando Solana Morales ( Spanish: Bartolomé Carbajal y Rosas ; February 8, 1931 , Mexico City , United Mexican States - March 23, 2016 , ibid.) - Mexican statesman, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mexico (1988-1993).
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| The president | Carlos Salinas | ||||||
| Predecessor | Bernardo Sepúlveda Amor | ||||||
| Successor | Manuel Camacho Solis | ||||||
| Birth | February 8, 1931 Mexico City , United Mexican States | ||||||
| Death | March 23, 2016 (85 years old) Mexico City , United Mexican States | ||||||
| The consignment | Institutional Revolutionary Party | ||||||
| Education | National Autonomous University of Mexico | ||||||
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Biography
He graduated from the National Autonomous University of Mexico . Then he worked as a professor in the departments of economics, philosophy and political science, and also served as general secretary of the University (1966-1970).
He was the director of planning and financing for the National Popular Residence Company (CONASUPO), and then worked in the administration of the National Bank of Mexico.
Repeatedly been a member of the government of Mexico:
- 1976-1977 - Minister of Commerce,
- 1977-1982 - Minister of education. During this period, the National College of Technical Vocational Education and the National Institute of Adult Education were established.
- 1982-1988 - CEO of the National Bank of Mexico (Banamex), the country's largest private bank, which was previously nationalized by the previous government,
- 1988-1993 - Foreign Secretary,
- 1993-1994 - Minister of education,
- 1994–2000 - senator . Chairman of the International Affairs Commission.
At the end of his term as Senate, he became director of the Mexican Foundation for Education and Development, and was president of the Mexican Council on Foreign Affairs. He was a member of the board of a number of major Mexican corporations.
The National Autonomous University of Mexico awarded him an honorary doctorate.