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	==Early life==		==Early life==
	He was born in 1884 in ], then a nominal part of the ] under ]n rule. He graduated from the İzmir highschool and the faculty of Political Sciences. He served in ], ], ] and ] as the ] governor . Following the defeat of the Ottoman Empire in the ], he resigned and joined the nationalists.<ref name=Bio></ref>		He was born in 1884 in ], then a nominal part of the ] under ]n rule. He graduated from the İzmir highschool and the faculty of Political Sciences. He served in ], ], ] and ] as the ] governor . Following the defeat of the Ottoman Empire in the ], he resigned and joined the nationalists.<ref name=Bio></ref>

	==Politics==		==Politics==
	He was elected to ] from ] and later from ].		He was elected to ] from ] and later from ].
	In the ] he served as the ] between 6 March 1924 and 20 November 1924. <ref></ref>In the ] he served as the ] between 27 September 1930 and 29 December 1930. But after a reshuffle in the government, he was appointed as the ] on 29 December 1930. <ref></ref> He kept the same seat in the next government up to 1 March 1935.<ref></ref>		In the ] he served as the ] between 6 March 1924 and 20 November 1924.<ref></ref> In the ] he served as the ] between 27 September 1930 and 29 December 1930. But after a reshuffle in the government, he was appointed as the ] on 29 December 1930.<ref></ref> He kept the same seat in the next government up to 1 March 1935.<ref></ref>

	==Diplomacy==		==Diplomacy==
	After his term in the second government he was appointed as the ambassador to ] in 1924 and to ] in 1925.		After his term in the second government he was appointed as the ambassador to ] in 1924 and to ] in 1925.

	==Death ==		==Death ==
	He died in Istanbul on 29 April 1947.<ref name=Bio/>		He died in Istanbul on 29 April 1947.<ref name=Bio/>
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Zekai Apaydın

Personal details
Born	1884 Bosnia, Ottoman Empire
Died	29 April 1947 Istanbul, Turkey
Nationality	Turkish

Zekai Apaydın (1884 – 29 April 1947) was a former Turkish civil servant, diplomat and politician.

Early life

He was born in 1884 in Bosnia, then a nominal part of the Ottoman Empire under Austrian rule. He graduated from the İzmir highschool and the faculty of Political Sciences. He served in Uşak, Eskişehir, Mersin and Kayseri as the sanjak governor . Following the defeat of the Ottoman Empire in the First World War, he resigned and joined the nationalists.

Politics

He was elected to Turkish Parliament from Aydın Province and later from Diyarbakır Province. In the 2nd government of Turkey he served as the Ministry of Agriculture between 6 March 1924 and 20 November 1924. In the 6th government of Turkey he served as the Ministry of Public Works between 27 September 1930 and 29 December 1930. But after a reshuffle in the government, he was appointed as the Ministry of National Defense on 29 December 1930. He kept the same seat in the next government up to 1 March 1935.

Diplomacy

After his term in the second government he was appointed as the ambassador to London in 1924 and to Moscow in 1925.

Death

He died in Istanbul on 29 April 1947.

References

"Biyografi: Zekai Apaydın". www.biyografi.info.
^ Biography page (in Turkish)
Official page of the parliament
Official page of the parliament
Official page of the parliament

Political offices
Preceded by(New establishment)	Ministry of Agriculture 6 Mar 1924 – 20 Aug 1924	Succeeded byŞükrü Kaya
Preceded byRecep Peker	Ministry of Public Works 27 Sep 1930 – 29 Dec 1930	Succeeded byHilmi Uran
Preceded byAbdülhalik Renda	Ministry of National Defense 29 Dec 1930 – 1 Mar 1935	Succeeded byKazım Özalp

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