János Hóvári Obituary, Ambassador And Executive Director Of Turkish State Organization Representation Has Died

János Hóvári Obituary, Death – The news of the loss of Turkologist János Hóvári, who also served as Ambassador and Executive Director of the Turkish State Organization Representation, has left us in a state of profound grief. János Hóvári, the former Ambassador of Hungary, passed away recently. He made significant contributions to the research studies of the tomb of Suleiman the Magnificent and the establishment of the TIKA Hungary office, and he devoted his life to the strengthening of the Turkish world. We extend our condolences to his family, relatives, and the Turkish world as a whole.

In a letter of condolence that was released on Monday, Kubanicsbek Omuralijev stated, “It is with deep pain that we learned of the untimely death of János Hóvári, the executive director of the Hungarian Representative Office of the Organization of Turkish States (TSZ).” János Hóvári was the executive director of the Hungarian Representative Office of the Organization of Turkish States. János Hóvári was born in 1955, and throughout his career he served as an ambassador for our nation in Israel between the years of 2000 and 2004, in Kuwait between the years of 2012 and 2014, and then in Turkey between the years of 2012 and 2014.

The secretary general of the organization said these facts during the memorial that he presided over. Between the years 2010 and 2012, he served in the role of Deputy Secretary of State for Global Affairs. During that time, he was in office for a total of two years. The diplomat’s writings were published on multiple occasions in the columns of the Magyar Nemzet, and he frequently commented on the relationships that exist between our nation and the Turkish states, particularly in regard to Turkey. In December of last year, he granted our publication an extensive interview for the last time.

János Hóvári passed away when he was 68 years old. On his Twitter page, Azerbaijan’s Ambassador to Budapest, Tahir Taghi-Zadeh, gave his thoughts about the situation in Budapest. The diplomat reflects on János Hóvári’s status as a close friend in his journal entry. On his Twitter feed, Mevlut Cavusoglu also said farewell to the Hungarian representative of TSZ. János Hóvári’s work for relations between Hungary and the Turkish world will be remembered for all time, as stated in a post written by the former Turkish foreign minister.