List of ambassadors of Turkey to Italy

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The list of ambassadors of Turkey to Italy provides a chronological record of individuals who have served as the diplomatic representatives of the Republic of Turkey to the Italian Republic.

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List of ambassadors

AmbassadorTerm startTerm endRef.
Suad Davas29 October 192330 April 1932 [1]
Vasıf Çınar 28 May 19323 May 1934 [2]
Zeki Nebil3 May 19347 October 1934 [3]
Hüseyin Ragıb Baydur7 October 193416 August 1943 [4]
Ruşen Eşref Ünaydın 27 August 194310 April 1944 [5]
Cemal Hüsnü Taray18 January 194512 October 1946 [6]
Selim Rauf Sarper 12 October 194612 June 1947 [7]
Feridun Cemal Erkin19 July 194730 July 1948 [8]
Hüseyin Ragıb Baydur12 August 194827 March 1952 [9]
Faik Zihni Akdur20 October 195217 September 1954 [10]
Mehmet Cevad Açıkalın 11 October 19544 December 1961 [11]
Bedii Karaburçak5 December 19612 September 1962 [12]
Fuat Bayramoğlu3 September 196228 March 1963 [13]
Namık Kemal Yolga31 March 196330 June 1965 [14]
Adnan Kural5 July 19651 January 1967 [15]
Fuat Bayramoğlu4 January 19675 September 1969 [16]
Turan Tuluy15 September 196924 July 1970 [17]
İsmail Erez 19 November 197017 April 1972 [18]
Pertev Subaşı23 July 197222 September 1976 [19]
Semih Akbil4 October 197618 July 1978 [20]
Ali Binkaya19 August 197828 November 1980 [21]
Hamit Batu15 December 198018 February 1984 [22]
Hasan Fahir Alaçam1 May 198423 January 1987 [23]
Necdet Tezel23 January 198717 September 1991 [24]
Ömer Erşan Akbel22 November 19911 June 1995 [25]
Ünal Ünsal31 May 199530 September 1996 [26]
Umut Arık1 October 199631 March 1998 [27]
İnal Batu31 March 199811 January 1999 [28]
Mehmet Necati Utkan4 February 199927 November 2004 [29]
Sıtkı Uğur Ziyal 28 November 200420 August 2009 [30]
Ali Yakıtal1 October 20091 March 2010 [31]
Hakkı Akil20 January 201112 April 2014 [32]
Adnan Aydın Sezgin23 September 201431 October 2016 [33]
Murat Salim Esenli2 November 201630 April 2021 [34]
Ömer Gücük14 June 2021Present [35]

List of Ottoman ambassadors

AmbassadorTerm startTerm end
Rüstem Paşa1 January 18611 January 1870
Yanko Fotiadis Paşa1 January 18701 January 1872
Serkis Efendi1 January 18721 January 1874
Aleksandr Karatodori Paşa1 January 18741 January 1876
Mahmud Esad Paşa1 January 18761 January 1877
Turhan Paşa1 January 18771 January 1881
İstefanaki Musurus Paşa1 January 18811 January 1886
Yanko Fotiadis Paşa1 January 18861 January 1889
Yusuf Ziya Paşa1 January 18891 January 1890
Mahmud Nedim Paşa1 January 18901 January 1896
Mustafa Reşid Paşa12 March 189625 August 1908
Ziya Paşa30 August 190830 August 1909
İbrahim Hakkı Paşa1 January 190924 January 1910
Hüseyin Kazım Bey30 January 191020 October 1912
Mehmed Nabi Bey25 October 191210 August 1915
Cami Baykurt 4 September 192010 January 1922
Osman Nizami Paşa20 August 192130 August 1922
Celaleddin Arif Bey1 January 19221 January 1923
Hilmi Bey27 June 192328 August 1923
Suad Davas28 August 192329 October 1923

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