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Teodor Viorel Meleşcanu Teodor Meleşcanu at a NATO meeting in Brussels, 2007 Minister of Foreign Affairs In office 1992–1996 President Ion Iliescu Prime Minister Nicolae Văcăroiu Preceded by Adrian Năstase Succeeded by Adrian Severin Constituency Prahova County Minister of Defense In office 5 April 2007 – 22 December 2008 President Traian Băsescu Prime Minister Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu Preceded by Sorin Frunzǎverde Succeeded by Mihai Stanişoară ad interim Minister of Justice In office 15 January 2008 – 29 February 2008 President Traian Băsescu Prime Minister Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu Preceded by Tudor Chiuariu Succeeded by Cătălin Predoiu Personal details Born 10 March 1941 (1941-03-10) (age 70) Brad, Romania Political party National Liberal Party (since August 2001) Other political affiliations Party of Social Democracy from Romania (until 1997) Alliance for Romania (1997 - August 2001) Spouse(s) Felicia Meleşcanu Children Marina Meleşcanu Residence Bucharest Occupation diplomat, jurist Teodor Viorel Meleşcanu (b. 10 March 1941) is a Romanian politician, diplomat and jurist. Currently serving as senator for the National Liberal Party (PNL), he was Minister of Defense between 2007 and 2008, and Minister of Foreign Affairs between 1992 and 1996. He was married to Felicia Meleşcanu, a jurist and Romanian Television journalist, until her death in January 2004. Robert Gates, the United States Defense Secretary (right) escorts Teodor Meleşcanu through an honor cordon into the Pentagon, to talk about bilateral defense issues (September 24, 2008) Born in Brad, Hunedoara County, he graduated from the Faculty of Law of the University of Bucharest in 1964 and the Faculty of Economic and Social Sciences of the University of Geneva in 1968. In 1973, he obtained a doctorate in political science and international law from the University of Geneva. Between 1966 and 1990 he held various diplomatic functions in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In August 1990 he was named undersecretary of state in this ministry. Between November 1992 and November 1996 he was the Minister of Foreign Affairs in Nicolae Văcăroiu's Party of Social Democracy (PDSR) government. In 1996 he campaigned as an independent for election to the Senate from the Prahova County electoral district. He was elected to that body, becoming president of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Senate of Romania in the 1996-2000 legislature. In 1997, Meleşcanu founded the Alliance for Romania (Alianţa pentru România) party, together with several former members of the PDSR (Mircea Coşea, Iosif Boda, and others). He was elected president of this party in December 1997 and re-elected in March 2001. In January 2002, in the wake of the Alliance for Romania's merger with the PNL, Meleşcanu became first vice-president of the latter party. Since 2004, he has been a Liberal senator for Prahova, also being a vice-president in the Permanent Bureau of the Senate. He is a professor at the Faculty of Political Sciences of the University of Bucharest, and has written a substantial number of works and scientific publications dealing with international law and diplomacy. External links (Romanian) Teodor Meleşcanu's CV at the PNL site (Romanian) Teodor Meleşcanu on the site of the Chamber of Deputies of Romania v · d · eForeign Ministers of Romania United Principalities Principality of Romania Arsache · Cantacuzino · I. G. Ghica · Rosetti-Bălănescu · Papadopol-Calimah · I. Ghica · Mavrogheni · Ştirbei · Ş. Golescu · Teriachiu · Ş. Golescu · N. Golescu · D. Ghica · Kogălniceanu* · Calimachi-Catargiu · A. Golescu · Carp · Calimachi-Catargiu · Costa-Foru · Boerescu · Ion Bălăceanu · Cornea · Kogălniceanu · Ionescu · Câmpineanu* · Kogălniceanu · Câmpineanu · Boerescu Kingdom of Romania Boerescu · D. Brătianu · Stătescu · Sturdza · Câmpineanu · Ion C. Brătianu* · Pherekyde · Carp · A. Lahovary · Esarcu · A. Lahovary · Sturdza · Stoicescu · Aurelian* · Sturdza · Ioan Lahovary · Marghiloman · Sturdza · Ion I. C. Brătianu · Sturdza* · Iacob Lahovary · Ioan Lahovary · Sturdza · Ion I. C. Brătianu · Djuvara · Maiorescu · Porumbaru · Ion I. C. Brătianu · Averescu* · Arion · Coandă · Ion I. C. Brătianu · Văitoianu* · Mişu · Vaida-Voevod · Zamfirescu · Ionescu · Derussi · Duca · Mitilineu · Ştirbey* · Ion I. C. Brătianu · Titulescu · Argetoianu* · Mironescu · Argetoianu* · D. Ghica · Vaida-Voevod · Titulescu · V. Antonescu · Micescu · Tătărescu* · Petrescu-Comnen · Gafencu · Gigurtu · Argetoianu · Manoilescu · M. Sturdza · I. Antonescu* · M. Antonescu · Niculescu-Buzeşti · Vişoianu · Tătărescu · Pauker Communist Romania Pauker · Bughici · Preoteasa · Maurer · Bunaciu · Mănescu · Macovescu · Andrei · Văduva · Totu · Stoian Romania since 1989 Celac · Năstase · Meleşcanu · Severin · Pleşu · Roman · Geoană · Ungureanu · Popescu-Tăriceanu* · Cioroianu · Comănescu  · Diaconescu · Predoiu* · Baconschi * denotes interim v · d · eNicolae Văcăroiu cabinet (1992-1996) Prime Minister Nicolae Văcăroiu Ministers of State Mişu Negriţoiu/Mircea Coşea • Dan Mircea Popescu • Teodor Meleşcanu • Florin Georgescu Ministers Petre Ninosu/Gavril Iosif Chiuzbaian/Ion Predescu (Justice) • Florin Georgescu (Finance) • Niculae Spiroiu/Gheorghe Tinca (Defense) • Mihai Golu/Liviu Maior/Marin Sorescu/Viorel Mărgineanu/Grigore Zanc (Culture and Arts) • Ioan Oancea/Valeriu Tabără/Alexandru Lăpuşan (Agriculture) • Teodor Meleşcanu (Foreign Affairs) • Marin Cristea (Public Works) • Constantin Teculescu/Cristian Ionescu/Petru Crişan/Dan Ioan Popescu (Commerce) • George Ioan Dănescu/Doru Ioan Tărăcilă (Interior) • Liviu Maior (Education) • Aurel-Constantin Ilie (Environment) • Dan Mircea Popescu (Labor) • Paul Teodoru/Aurel Novac (Transport) • Iulian Mincu/Daniela Bartoş (Health) • Andrei Chirică/Adrian Turicu/Mircea Coşea (Communication) • Dumitru Popescu/Alexandru Stănescu (Industries) • Matei-Agathon Dan (Tourism) • Doru Dumitru Palade/Valer Dorneanu/Petre Ninosu (Research and Technology) • Gheorghe Angelescu/Alexandru Mironov (Youth and Sport)       FDSN/PDSR minister •       PUNR minister •       Independent minister v · d · eSecond Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu cabinet (5 April 2007-22 December 2008) Prime Minister Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu Minister of State Béla Markó (Co-ordinating Culture, Education, European Integration) Ministers Tudor Chiuariu/Teodor Meleşcanu/Cătălin Predoiu (Justice) • Teodor Meleşcanu (Defense) • Adrian Iorgulescu (Culture) • Decebal Traian Remeş/Dacian Cioloş (Agriculture) • Eugen Nicolăescu (Health) • Adrian Cioroianu/Lazăr Comănescu (Foreign Affairs) • Varujan Vosganian (Economy) • Paul Păcuraru/Mariana Câmpeanu (Labor) • Attila Korodi (Environment) • Ludovic Orban (Transport) • Cristian David (Interior) • László Borbély (Regional Development) • Cristian Adomniţei/Anton Anton (Education) • Zsolt Nagy/Iuliu Winkler/Károly Borbély (Communications and IT) • Ovidiu Ioan Silaghi (Small and Medium Enterprises) Minister-Delegate Mihai Voicu (Relation with Parliament)       PNL minister •       UDMR minister •       Independent minister Persondata Name Melescanu, Teodor Alternative names Short description Date of birth March 10, 1941 Place of birth Brad, Romania Date of death Place of death