Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Tariq Aziz across 3 places, from 1957 to 1983.
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Tariq Aziz (28 April 1936 – 5 June 2015) was an Iraqi politician and journalist who served as the Deputy Prime Minister of Iraq from 1979 to 2003 and Minister of Foreign Affairs from 1983 to 1991.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Tariq Aziz was documented, and when
1957year
Baghdad Universityattested“He studied English at the University of Baghdad and later worked as a journalist, before joining the Ba'ath Party in 1957.”source: Wikipedia: Tariq Aziz
1963year
Syriaattested“Following the coup against the Ba'ath Party regime in 1963, Aziz was imprisoned in Syria for over a year and did not have direct access to firsthand information during that time.”source: Wikipedia: Tariq Aziz
20 December 1983exact date
Middle Eastattested“Aziz accompanied Saddam during a visit on 19–20 December 1983 from Donald Rumsfeld, then Ronald Reagan's special envoy to the Middle East.”source: Wikipedia: Tariq Aziz
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1979year
Iraqmentioned“In 1979, during the Non-Aligned Movement summit in Havana, a decision was made that the next summit in 1982 would be held in Iraq.”source: Wikipedia: Tariq Aziz
1979year
Havanamentioned“In 1979, during the Non-Aligned Movement summit in Havana, a decision was made that the next summit in 1982 would be held in Iraq.”source: Wikipedia: Tariq Aziz
9 February 1982exact date
Indiamentioned“On 9 February 1982, Aziz traveled to India, met the Indian Minister of External Affairs, P.V.”source: Wikipedia: Tariq Aziz
1983year
New Delhimentioned“The 7th Summit of the Non-Aligned Movement was to be held in New Delhi in 1983.”source: Wikipedia: Tariq Aziz
1984year
Iraqmentioned“Aziz’s diplomatic efforts laid the groundwork for the eventual restoration of U.S.-Iraq relations in 1984, which was a significant shift in Iraq's foreign policy after years of tension with the United States.”source: Wikipedia: Tariq Aziz
1984year
United Statesmentioned“Aziz managed to win support from the United States during the Iran–Iraq War and met then United States president Ronald Reagan in 1984.”source: Wikipedia: Tariq Aziz
1988year
Genevamentioned“In 1988 he traveled to Geneva, Switzerland, to negotiate a treaty to end the Iran-Iraq War.”source: Wikipedia: Tariq Aziz
2 August 1990exact date
Cairomentioned“As tensions escalated following the invasion of Kuwait on August 2, 1990, attention turned to Cairo after Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak called for an emergency summit on August 8 to discuss the crisis.”source: Wikipedia: Tariq Aziz
9 January 1991exact date
Genevamentioned“He condemned Arab states for "subservience to the United States' hegemony in the Middle East and their support for punitive sanctions." On 9 January 1991, Aziz was involved in the Geneva Peace Conference which included the United States…”source: Wikipedia: Tariq Aziz
9 January 1991exact date
United Statesmentioned“He condemned Arab states for "subservience to the United States' hegemony in the Middle East and their support for punitive sanctions." On 9 January 1991, Aziz was involved in the Geneva Peace Conference which included the United States…”source: Wikipedia: Tariq Aziz
9 January 1991exact date
Middle Eastmentioned“He condemned Arab states for "subservience to the United States' hegemony in the Middle East and their support for punitive sanctions." On 9 January 1991, Aziz was involved in the Geneva Peace Conference which included the United States…”source: Wikipedia: Tariq Aziz
1992year
Iraqmentioned“He maintained that by 1992, there were no remaining chemical or biological weapons in Iraq, and that all disarmament tasks had been completed, but UNSCOM did not acknowledge this.”source: Wikipedia: Tariq Aziz
March 1992month
New Yorkmentioned“In March 1992, Aziz attended a formal Security Council meeting in New York and presented evidence to support his claim that Iraq had fully complied with the disarmament terms of Resolution 687.”source: Wikipedia: Tariq Aziz
April 2002month
Russiamentioned“Russia is our number one partner." In April 2002, Aziz warned Russia that its economic interests with Iraq would be harmed if it agreed to the implementation of so-called "smart sanctions." This warning played a role in Russia blocking a…”source: Wikipedia: Tariq Aziz
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