A global approach has given us the satisfaction of working in 28 countries around the world.

We have developed more than a hundred projects mainly in America and Africa.

More than 100 international projects executed

Latinoconsult has a long history of work abroad. From its early years, in addition to participating in major infrastructure projects in Argentina, it decided to enter the consulting market in Latin America.

Exporting engineering from Argentina, at that time, was a pioneering idea. Our country had a large number of professionals with very high academic standards; it also had the comparative advantage of being able to expand its reach by incorporating into its traditional activities everything related to agricultural development, a sector internationally recognized for the quality of its production and which gave Latinoconsult’s operations a national brand.
The task at hand was made easier by our professionals’ eagerness to learn about Latin American countries, and it was not difficult to assemble capable and experienced teams to tackle projects financed by the countries themselves, the World Bank, and the Inter-American Development Bank. Furthermore, given the identity conferred by a shared language, our proposals were perfectly understandable and preferable to all our clients compared to American and European firms. The Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, and Panama, to name just a few, expressed interest in our services, which contributed valuable knowledge to their development.
Later, and always with the idea of ​​expanding our horizons, we decided to explore the African market. We started in Morocco, the Ivory Coast, and Nigeria, countries that hired us with our own funds. Shortly after, we arrived in Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo) thanks to an international competition funded by the World Bank for livestock development, to which we later added projects funded by the African Development Bank. It became necessary to find professionals who spoke French and English and to deepen their language skills so that language would not be a barrier to our opportunities.
The success of our missions led us to remain in this major program for almost 20 years, which was funded by the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the African Development Bank.

The results achieved during those years allowed us to develop the habit of competing internationally, which we have continued to do uninterruptedly, maintaining significant consulting activities abroad to this day.