Torquato Cardilli

Torquato Cardilli, (born November 24, 1942) in L'Aquila province of Italy.^[1]University of Naples. He was first appointed at the Italian Foreign Ministry’s political office in 1967 and is still in service. Cardilli graduated with a degree in oriental culture and languages from the

During his tenure as the ambassador to Saudi Arabia he converted to Islam. ^[2]

Torquato Cardilli

[edit] Torquato Cardilli's Diplomatic Career

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• 1967 Rome, Ministry Foreign Affairs, Director general's office of Political Affairs, Office Middle East
• 1969 Khartoum, Second Secretary
• 1972 Damascus, First Secretary, Head of the Service of protection of the interests of the United states
• 1974 Baghdad, Counselor
• 1976 Rome, Ministry Foreign Affairs, Head Secretariat of the Cerimoniale
• 1979 Tripoli, First Counselor, Head of the Service of Protection of the interests of Somalia
• 1982 The Hague, First Counselor
• 1987 Rome, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Foreign Ministry Business, Head of the Center for Computer Science, Minister Plenipotentiary
• 1991 Tirana, Ambassador of third class not pleni.
• 1993 Dar es Salaam, Ambassador, credited also in Comoros in charge of the protection of the interests of Somalia
• 1997 Rome, Ministry Foreign Affairs, to the directed dependencies of the General Secretary
• 1998 Rome, Secretary of the General Council of the Italians abroad
• 2000 Riyad, Ambassador of third class pleni
• 2003 Rome, Secretary of the General Council of the Italians abroad
• 2005 Luanda, Ambassador^[3]