Ltd. In January 2002, he was hired to be the President & CEO of the Romanian Institute of International Studies of Nicolae Titulescu ( IRSI). From March 2002 until December 2004, Celac served as Personal Adviser to the President of Romania. He was also the Alternate Director General at the International Center for Black Sea Studies in Athens in 2003-2007. In 1997 - 2002, he was an invited speaker at many conferences in United States, France, Belgium, United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Poland, Ukraine, Jordan, Israel, Turkey, Czech Republic, Greece, Slovakia, Switzerland, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Portugal, Austria, the Netherlands, Brazil. His publications include more than 40 fiction and non-fiction political science books, and more than 500 essays and articles. He also co-chairs the Millennium III Quarterly Learned Journal. Currently Celac is the Senior Adviser at National Center for Sustainable Development, Vice President of Romanian Association for the Club of Rome and Associate Professor at the Romanian Diplomatic Institute. Awards Celac is the Grand Officer of the National Order for Faithful Service (Romania, 2000). Celac is married to Silvia Celac with no children. See also Foreign relations of Romania Nicolae Ceaușescu References 1939 births Living people Romanian Ministers of Foreign Affairs Politicians from Bucharest