Difference between revisions of "Martin Indyk"

Martin Indyk
Martin Indyk ; (diplomat);
Born	July 1, 1951; London, United Kingdom
Nationality	American
Alma mater	University of Sydney, Australian National University
Religion	Reform Judaism
Children	Sarah Jacob
Siblings	Ivor Indyk
Spouse	Jill Collier Indyk
Founder of	Washington Institute for Near East Policy
Member of	Brookings Institution, Council on Foreign Relations/Experts, Council on Foreign Relations/Members, Lowy Institute, The American Academy in Berlin/Distinguished Visitors
	Vice president Brookings Institution
In office
	2001 - 2018
Employer	Brookings Institution
	US/Ambassador/Israel
In office
	January 25, 2000 - July 13, 2001
Appointed by	Bill Clinton
	US/Ambassador/Israel
In office
	April 10, 1995 - September 27, 1997
Appointed by	Bill Clinton
	Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs
In office
	October 14, 1997 - November 16, 1999
Appointed by	Bill Clinton
	Executive Director
In office
	1985 - 1993
Employer	Washington Institute for Near East Policy
	Deputy Research Director
In office
	1982 - 1985
Employer	American Israel Public Affairs Committee

Revision as of 18:05, 6 December 2023

Martin Indyk founded the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.

In 2000, he was "apparently ... the first serving U.S. ambassador to be stripped of government security clearance."^[1]

Event	Start	End	Location(s)	Description
Munich Security Conference/2013	1 February 2013	3 February 2013	Germany Munich Bavaria	The 49^th Munich Security Conference
Munich Security Conference/2014	31 January 2014	2 February 2014	Germany Munich Bavaria	The 50^th Munich Security Conference

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