July 30, 1997. The Washington Institute established this annual lecture to pay lasting tribute to the late Turkish president and to raise the profile of Turkish policy issues in the Washington community. The establishment of this annual lecture series is a fitting tribute to the memory of a great President of the Republic of Turkey and a true friend to the United States. The Inaugural Turgut Ozal Memorial Lecture on Turkey and U.S.-Turkish Relations, was delivered by Bernard Lewis, Cleveland E. Dodge Professor of Near Eastern Studies Emeritus at Princeton University, on October 27, 1997. For a look at all articles, papers, and congressional testimony which affiliates of The Washington Institute appeared as experts on Middle East and U.S. foreign policy issues, click here.
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