Alejandro Cacace

Ministry of Deregulation and State Transformation

As Secretary for Deregulation of the Argentine Republic, reporting directly to President Javier Milei and to Minister Federico Sturzenegger, Alejandro Cacace is responsible for the design and implementation of large-scale structural and regulatory reforms. His work focuses on administrative simplification, regulatory quality, market liberalisation and institutional reform within the public sector.

Mr Cacace heads reform initiatives in those areas of intellectual property relating to health and agriculture, labour law, science-and-technology policies and international trade. He’s a member of the United States trade agreement negotiating team, whose main focus is non-tariff trade barriers. His purview involves: legislative drafting; liaising with Congress as well as with other ministries; regulatory analyses; and public communications.

Prior to his current post, Mr Cacace had served as a Member of the National Congress - as a rapporteur on budgetary, fiscal and social security matters - and played an active role, in Congress, in the passing of the Framework Act.

Mr Cacace holds a master’s degree in public administration, from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, with academic qualifications in law and economics. Alongside his government work, he delivers lectures, writes and frequently takes part in forums on regulatory reform, constitutional design and economic policy.