Neo-Ottoman minister

By Güldener Sonumut - 09.07.2009 / 04:00 CET

Ahmet Davutoğlu has redrawn Turkey's foreign policy to put Istanbul at the centre of geopolitics.

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Curriculum Vitae

1959: Born, Konya
1984: Degree in economics, Bogazici University1985: Degree in political science, Bogazici University
1986: Master's degree in public administration, Bogazici University
1990: PhD in international relations, Bogazici University1990-93: Assistant professor at the International Islamic University, Malaysia
1993-99: Associate professor at Marmara University
1999: Professor at Marmara University
1999-2004: Professor at Beykent University
2003-09: Chief adviser to the prime minister and ambassador-at-large
2009-: Foreign minister