Turkish president appoints chief advisor
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- 06 June, 2023
- 05:38
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Akif Cagatay Kilic has been appointed the chief advisor to the Turkish pesident.
Report informs via Anadolu that the respective order of the country's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was published in the official newspaper of the government - Resmi Gazete.
In connection with the appointment, Kilic was given the rank of ambassador.
Kilic was born in 1976 in the city of Siegen (Germany).
He received a bachelor's degree in Politics and European Studies from the University of Hertfordshire (UK).
Akif Kılıç Türkiyə Prezidentinin baş müşaviri təyin edilib
Президент Турции назначил Кылыча главным советником
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