Rory Stewart

Description: (British Politician Who Served as Minister in Theresa May's Cabinet)

Rory Stewart is a British diplomat, writer, politician, and former professor. After making a name for himself as an efficient diplomat of the United Kingdom in Indonesia, Montenegro, and Iraq, he ventured into teaching at 'Harvard University.' He also joined the non-governmental organization 'Turquoise Mountain Foundation' and spent 3 years working in Afghanistan. His expertise in Iraq and Afghanistan in the 2000s made him a favorite with the lawmakers of the U.S.A., the U.K., and Canada, who often sought his advice. Enriched by the experience of working as a diplomat in different foreign locations, teaching at 'Harvard,' volunteering in Afghanistan, advising law and policymakers of national and international governments, in 2009, he embarked on an impactful political career. He was voted as the Member of Parliament (MP) of the Penrith and The Border constituency and later served as a minister of different portfolios. He is also a multiple-award-winning author.

Overview

Birthday January 3, 1973 (Capricorn)
Born In Hong Kong
Alternative names Roderick James Nugent Stewart
Spouse/Ex- Shoshana Clark
Parents Brian Stewart
Sally Elizabeth Acland Nugent
Children Alexander Wolf Stewart

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Is Rory Stewart still a member of the Conservative Party? No, Rory Stewart left the Conservative Party in October 2019 and later ran as an independent candidate for Mayor of London.
Did Rory Stewart serve in the military? Yes, Rory Stewart served in the British Army, including a period as a diplomat in Indonesia.
What is Rory Stewart known for? Rory Stewart is known for his work as a politician, author, and former diplomat. He gained attention for his unique approach to politics and his independent views.
Has Rory Stewart held any government positions? Yes, Rory Stewart has held various government positions, including Minister of State for International Development and Minister of State for Prisons.
What is Rory Stewart's stance on Brexit? Rory Stewart supports a "soft Brexit" and has advocated for a compromise approach to leaving the European Union that maintains close ties with the EU.
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