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Curriculum Vitae
1944: Born in Kolozsvár (now Cluj-Napoca, Romania)
1967: Graduated in law and public administration, Szeged
1969-79: Worked as a corporate lawyer
1975: Doctorate in law and public administration, Acadamy of Sciences, Budapest
1979-84: Secretary at the Hungarian trade representation, Brussels
1984: Senior official in the trade ministry
1989: Government commissioner for privatisation
1990-94: State secretary for trade and later foreign affairs
1995-98: Visiting professor at the College of Europe in Bruges and Natolin
1998-2002: Foreign minister
2002-09: Partner, Martonyi és Kajtár Baker & McKenzie, Budapest
2010-: Foreign minister
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