Yuri Vorontsov
Yuri ミハイロヴィッチ Vorontsov (Russian :ЮлийМихайловичВоронцов, an example of the Roman letters transcription: for Yuli Mikhailovich Vorontsov, from October 7, 1929 to December 12, 2007) is the Soviet Union and a Russian diplomat. There is one girl between the wife. The hobby landscapes it with a car.
I am born in Leningrad on October 7, 1929. I graduate from Moscow international relations university in 1952 and enter a ministry in Soviet Union Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Entering a ministry works just after that in the European station. It becomes the Soviet Union UN representative part duty in 1954 and resides to Washington (I work on the way in the stationed-in-U.S. Embassy). I return home in 1958 and become the international organization part duty of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs this ministry. A UN representative part works as a councillor again in 1963. 1965 Ministry of Foreign Affairs U.N. agency Deputy Director. I started for my new post as stationed-in-United States councillor in the United States until 1977 in 1966. I join the Communist Party of the Soviet Union the other day in 1956.
I participate in European Conference for Security and Cooperation (CSCE) held in Belgrade in 1977 as a representative from Soviet Union. I become a minister to the United States in 1970. I act as stationed-in-India Ambassador from December, 1977 to January, 1983. I made an effort for deepening a friendly relationship between the Soviet Union, India for an Indian ambassador for a visit to India of Secretary-General Leonid Brezhnev, the success of the seal ソ summit meeting with the Prime Minister Indira Gandhi using will. I am picked in 1981 by the Communist Party center committee. I become Soviet Union first foreign affairs vice-minister through a stationed-in-French ambassador in 1986 in 1983. I supported Secretary-General Gorbachev, Minister of Foreign Affairs Eduard Shevardnadze as office work by the INF Treaty (the INF Treaty) conclusion in 1987.
I was appointed in 1988 by stationed-in-Afghanistan Ambassador and pushed forward the Afghanistani withdrawal of the Soviet Union forces from a diplomatic aspect. I started for my new post as the first foreign affairs vice-minister and the stationed-in-ambassador to the United Nations again in the United Nations in 1990 and was in charge of Soviet Union side commissary general of U.S. and Russia disarmament negotiations. However, a coup d'etat is caused in August, 1991, and the Soviet Union collapses, and Vorontsov leaves the Communist Party, too. Through diplomacy of Yeltsin, a foreign policy charge nation advisor, I moved to Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and acted as the ambassador to the United Nations, a from 1994 through 1998 ambassador to the United States from 1991 through 1994 afterwards. For the U.S. Ambassador era, I negotiated east expansion of Yugoslavian civil war and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) with each country. I become United Nations Undersecretary-General in 2000.
I lived in Moscow in the later years, but died at 78 years old on December 12, 2007.
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| Predecessors in the family line: Alexander ベロノゴフ | Soviet Union Ambassador to the U.N. From 1991 to 1994 | The next era: Sergey ラブロフ |
| Predecessors in the family line: Vladimir ルキン | Living-in-United States of America Russia Ambassador From 1994 to 1998 | The next era: Yuri ウシャコフ |
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