Ali Treki

Libyan diplomat and foreign minister

Ali Treki - Leaders & Politicians born 1938
Born

1938
87 years ago

Died
Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Libya

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A Libyan politician served as Minister of Foreign Affairs. Played a significant role in Libya's foreign policy and international relations. Participated in several United Nations conferences representing Libya. Held various governmental positions and was involved in diplomatic efforts during Libya’s transitional period following the 2011 uprising. Advocated for Libya’s interests on global platforms, including addressing issues regarding national sovereignty and international cooperation.

Served as Libya's Minister of Foreign Affairs

Represented Libya at the United Nations

Involved in Libya's post-uprising transition

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