Begoña Lorente Remón is a project manager with extensive experience in international development and public administration, complemented by a strong academic foundation. She holds a Master’s in International Affairs from Universidad Pontificia de Comillas (ICADE), specializing in economics, politics, and law, and is currently pursuing a PhD in Law at Universidad de Granada. She has also completed the European Union Expertise Course at the Spanish Diplomatic School, deepening her understanding of global policy and governance.
Professionally, Begoña has excelled in managing multidisciplinary teams and overseeing EU-funded projects. At FIIAPP, she led initiatives across regions such as the Sahel, Latin America, and Europe, focusing on policy implementation and stakeholder engagement. Her expertise extends to contract negotiation, conflict resolution, and project cost control. Additionally, she has played a key role in DNA-PROKIDS, where she managed operations, fundraising campaigns, and communication strategies, demonstrating her commitment to addressing social challenges.
Begoña’s academic contributions include publications on human trafficking and forensic science, showcasing her analytical skills and dedication to global issues. With a blend of leadership, academic rigor, and hands-on experience, she is well-equipped to drive impactful solutions in international projects.
Experience in Countries
Angola, Australia, Spain, Ghana, Niger and United States
