Katalin Bogyay

Quick Facts

Full Name	Katalin Bogyay
Occupation	Diplomat
Date Of Birth	Aug 20, 1956(1956-08-20)
Age	68
Birthplace	Székesfehérvár
Country	Hungary
Horoscope	Leo

Katalin Bogyay Biography

Katalin Bogyay is one of the most popular and richest Diplomat who was born on August 20, 1956 in Székesfehérvár, Hungary. The Ambassador Bogyay hosted a variety of events which included an open discussion about”the “1956 Hungarian Revolution and the 20th Century Democratization Processes” as well as an historic panel discussion that honored the memorial of Povl Bang- Jensen.Under her direction, Hungary, for the first time, hosted for the UN Day Gala Concert, which celebrates the birth of the United Nations in 1945 through the universal music language. The theme for the concert this year featured “Freedom First”. The Permanent Mission of Hungary to the United Nations and iASK Institute of Advance Studies Koszeg published the book “A CRY FOR FRIVILITY Recollections of 1956’s Hungarian Revolution at the UN and Beyond by Ambassador Bogyay and developed Statues of Remembrance created by Hedva Ser. UNESCO The Goodwill Ambassador is Special Envoy of Cultural Diplomacy which is based on the idea that the ambassador.

She has written several books, including a biography of Hungarian actor Margit Dajka (1989, Officina Nova, Budapest ) and another biographical piece of Janos Pilinszky, a Hungarian poet (1990, Officina Nova, Budapest). Talalkozasaim a Nagyvilagban (My encounters across the world) is an assortment of interviews with famous scientists and artists from around the world (1996, H.G.& Co.Budapest). The Voice of Freedom: A szabadsag hangja (2006, HCC, London ) is a collection of interviews about the topic that took place during the revolution in 1956. In the book of interviews called The Magyar kultura szolgalataban Magyar culturea szolgalataban (Serving Hungarian Culture, interview with Hedvig Dvorszky in 2010, Kairosz), Budapest she provides an insight into her professional experience. Her books The Art of Cultural Diplomacy: Panorama of the Presidency (2013, Espace Cinko- UNESCO, Paris) and Elnoksegem tortenete (2014, Holnap Kiado, Budapest) are both about her role as President of the UNESCO General Conference (2011-13). In 2017, the book was released on the mainland of China through Yilin Press. Her book about the 1956 Revolution at the UN called “A CRY FOR FREEDOM: Reflections on the 1956 Hungarian Revolution at the UN and Beyond” was released on the 17th of January and was published in New York.

In 1999 she became a diplomat and began working for the Hungarian Ministry for Culture. As Director General she opened the Hungarian Cultural Centre in 1999 in the heart of London’s Covent Garden. She was the director of the Centre until 2006. To mark Hungary’s entry to the EU in 2004, Bogyay created Magyar Magic, a seventeen-month long festival celebrating Hungarian talent throughout Britain under the dual patronage of Queen Elizabeth II and H.E. Dr. Ferenc Mádl, the President of the Republic of Hungary.

After hosting galas and interviewing celebrities from all over the world, she hosted her own show, Katalin Bogyay and her Guests (2003-2004, MTV/Hungary). Bogyay went on to become an international broadcaster and documentary filmmaker, working throughout the 1990s as an independent producer based in London notably for European Business News, BBC Radio, Global Vision Network, MTV, Danube TV.

Katalin Annamaria Bogyay (born 20 August 1956) is a Hungarian diplomat who is currently the Ambassador Extraordinary Plenary and Permanent Rep for Hungary for the United Nations in New York as of January 1, 2015-. She was the ambassador extraordinaire and plenipotentiary, as well as Permanent Representative of Hungary for UNESCO (2009-2014) and also the Presidency of the 36th session UNESCO General Conference (2011-2013).

Katalin Bogyay Net Worth

Katalin Bogyay is one of the richest Diplomat from Hungary. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Katalin Bogyay 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

The UN Archives keeps numerous documents regarding the 1956 Revolution and the subsequent events. In 2016, Ambassador Bogyay with the backing from The Hungarian Government, asked to release and declassify prior to 60 years of being classified of research reasons. It was announced that the UN Secretariat opened up more than 400 pages of classified documents for research. In addition, over 11,000 pages worth of UN documents housed on the premises of Columbia University have also been classified, and are now open to research by anyone.

After the savagery in the revolution of 1956 because there was no way for the Security Council was unable to respond in the event of a revolution, it was it the General Assembly that adopted a number of resolutions regarding the issue and created an organization known as Special Committee on the Problem of Hungary.

She began her career as a theatre and music critic, later becoming a presenter, producer and senior editor of Music and the Arts at the Hungarian National Television (Magyar Televízió or MTV). Following the fall of communism, in 1990 she became the first Hungarian television personality to be awarded a Know How Fund Scholarship to study media in democracy at the BBC.

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She was appointed Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Hungary to the UN in New York and took office as head of the Hungarian Mission to the UN in New York on 1 January 2015.

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Katalin Ranked on the list of most popular Diplomat. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Hungary. Katalin Bogyay celebrates birthday on August 20 of every year.

In January 2017, the President of the General Assembly appointed Tajikistan and Hungary, H.E. Ms Katalin Bogyay, Permanent Representative to the UN as Co- Moderators of the working-level dialogue to discuss improving the integration and coordination of the work of the United Nations on the water-related Sustainable Development (SDG) goals and targets, as well as a subsequent dialogue to take stock of progress made and exchange views on possible next steps. The activities of the mission can be reached at https://un- newyork.mfa.gov.hu/.