Английская Википедия:Birnur Fertekligil

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Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Infobox officeholder Emine Birnur Fertekligil (born 1955 in Ankara) is a Turkish diplomat. She served as Turkey's ambassador to Belarus and as Turkey's permanent representative to the United Nations and other organizations in Vienna.[1][2]

She attended Edgar Quintet High School in France, and holds a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Ankara.[3]

She has severed in different positions in the Turkish foreign affairs ministry in Ankara and various Turkish embassies;

Year Position Location
1978-1980 Probationary political officer, Third secretary, department of international economic organizations Ankara
1983-1985 Third secretary, Second secretary, Turkey embassy in France Paris
1985-1987 First secretary, Deputy directorate general for multilateral economic relations Ankara
1987-1991 First secretary, Counsellor, Permanent mission of Turkey to the European community Brussels
1991-1993 First secretary, Head of Section, Special adviser to the Undersecretary of the ministry of foreign affairs Ankara
1997-2001 Head of department, department of international political organizations Ankara
2001-2004 Deputy directorate general, Western European department Ankara
2004-2007 Ambassador of Turkey to Belarus Minsk
2007-2009 Ambassador, department of financial and administrative affairs Ankara
2009-2010 Directorate general, department of multilateral political affairs Ankara
2010-2013 Deputy undersecretary, department of Africa, multilateral political affairs and cultural affairs Ankara
2013-2018 Permanent representative to the United Nations and other organizations Vienna

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Fertekligil represented Turkey at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA),[7] She is an alumnus of International Gender Champions(IGC), “a leadership network that brings together decision-makers determined to break down gender barriers and make gender equality a working reality in their spheres of influence”.[8] She also made remarkable speeches on women rights, right to self determination, elimination of racism and racial discrimination among others.[9] She speaks English and French.[4]

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