Aybars Öztuna is a Master's student in Geo-Spatial Intelligence at Johns Hopkins University. He is originally from Ankara, he is an academic-activist who obtained his undergraduate degree in International Studies from the University of South Florida, with a minor in Intelligence Studies, and completed his Executive Data Science specialization at Johns Hopkins University.
Since 2020, after serving as Presidential Advisor for 3 years, he has been the Chair of the International Relations Commission at the Youth Policy Center of the Iyi Party. He is the author of various books, including "Shedding Light on Politicians," "Leadership Management," and "Remembering Yılmaz Öztuna." His interest in public policy lies in developing policies that involve young leaders in real-world politics. He is a member of Chatham House, the International Political Science Association, the Atlantic Youth Treaty Association, and a Youth Member at the International Republican Institute.
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