Carlos Urrutia (Peruvian diplomat)

Carlos Urrutia (born August 8, 1955) is a Peruvian diplomat who has served in various high-ranking positions within the Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He is known for his expertise in international law and maritime affairs.

Urrutia has held positions such as Director General for Sovereignty, Limits and Boundaries, where he was responsible for managing Peru's international borders and maritime claims. He has also represented Peru in international forums and negotiations related to boundary disputes, particularly those involving maritime borders. His work has been crucial in defining and defending Peru's sovereign rights.

He played a key role in Peru's legal arguments before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague during the maritime dispute with Chile. His deep understanding of international law and maritime boundaries contributed significantly to Peru's presentation of its case.

Urrutia's career reflects a commitment to Peruvian foreign policy and the protection of its national interests. He is considered an authority on Peruvian territorial integrity and international law. He has also served as Peru's ambassador to various countries. His contributions to Peruvian diplomacy have been recognized both domestically and internationally.