Tansu Çiller

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Tansu Çiller is a Turkish economist and politician who served as Turkey’s first female prime minister in the 1990s.

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Tansu Çiller canonical 8

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instanceOf economist
human
politician
countryOfCitizenship Turkey
educatedAt Boğaziçi University
linked to: Bogazici University

Robert College
University of Connecticut
Yale University
employer Boğaziçi University
linked to: Bogazici University

University of Connecticut
Yale University
ethnicGroup Turks
familyName Çiller
fieldOfWork economics
macroeconomics
public finance
givenName Tansu
hasAcademicRank professor
hasChild Berk Çiller
Mert Çiller
hasRole member of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey
languageSpoken English
Turkish
memberOfPoliticalParty Justice and Development Party
True Path Party
name Tansu Çiller
nativeLanguage Turkish
notableAchievement first female Prime Minister of Turkey
notableFor being one of the first prominent female leaders in Turkish politics
implementing IMF-backed stabilization programs in Turkey
leading a coalition government in Turkey in the 1990s
participation in coalition governments with Islamist and nationalist parties
playing a key role in Turkish politics during the Kurdish–Turkish conflict in the 1990s
notableWork economic liberalization policies in Turkey
privatization programs in Turkey
occupation economist
politician
politicalAlignment centre-right
positionHeld Deputy Prime Minister of Turkey
Leader of the True Path Party
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkey
Prime Minister of Turkey
residence Ankara
Istanbul
sexOrGender female
spouse Özer Uçuran Çiller
workLocation Ankara
Istanbul

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