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| Ali Babacan, Turkey’s deputy prime minister in charge of economic and financial affairs |
Ali Babacan has an affable manner and a courteous approach to visitors. His English is almost perfect; he speaks of financial matters with ease. It is an agreeable welcome from a man at the core of Turkey’s moderately Islamist ruling AK Party, the country’s deputy prime minister in charge of economic and financial affairs. But Babacan and his party’s decade-long honeymoon in government might be nearing an end, despite their still enjoying overwhelming electoral support.
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