The Latin American Federation of Chemical Associations (hereinafter called as FLAQ) was founded in the seventh Latin American Congress of Chemistry, held in Mexico City from March 29 to April 3, 1959.
Purpose:
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Promote the establishment of Chemical Associations at the local level of professional chemistry.
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Promoting the establishment of a Code of Professional Ethics to be adopted by practitioners of Chemistry in Latin America.
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Encourage the exchange between Higher Education Centers encouraging the exchange of science and technology to respond to urgent development opportunities in Latin America. Promover la Organización de Congresos Latinoamericanos de Químicas.
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Participate in international meetings on chemical and related problems.
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Promote studies on the chemical problems.
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Establish working committees to study problems on a permanent Latin American chemists.
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Helping to spread by the means at their disposal new knowledge of chemistry.
Board
2008 - 2010
Dr. Carlos Tollinche, President
Dr. Alberto Nuñez, Past Presidente
Dra. Agnes Dubey, Secretary
Executive Secretary
Dra. Olga R. Lock Sing, Executive Secretary
Dra. Nadia Gamboa, Tresaurer
Counselors
Dr. Gabriel A. Infante
Dr. Juan Jaén
Dra. Olga R. Lock Sing
Dr. Jaime Noriega
Dr. Alberto Nuñez
Dr. Bernabé Rivas Q.
Dr. Mario Suwalsky
Dr. Paulo C. VieiraHonorary Presidents
Dr. Gabriel Infante
Lic. Oscar Méndez
Dr. Mario Suwalsky
Dr. Leonidas Unzueta
To download FLAQ 2009 Directory.
To download FLAQ Congresses since 1924.
To download the Rules and Regulations in PDF format. (Spanish version)