Adolf Ogi
Adolf Ogi is a Swiss politician who served as a member of the Federal Council of Switzerland from 1995 to 2000, representing the Swiss People's Party. He held the position of Minister of Transport, Communications, and Energy and later served as Minister of Transport and Communications. Ogi is known for his charismatic leadership style and his contributions to Switzerland's transportation policies. In 1988, he demonstrated a unique method for boiling eggs, which garnered attention and showcased his practical approach to everyday tasks. His recent mention in the news relates to a study by Italian researchers who propose a more energy-efficient technique for cooking eggs, contrasting with Ogi's popular method.
Born on Jul 18, 1942 (82 years old)
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Switzerland:
Adolf Ogi was the first Swiss president to attend the World Economic Forum, aiming to create goodwill.
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Germany:
Adolf Ogi suggested FIFA chief Gianni Infantino as a negotiator for Switzerland.
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Switzerland:
Adolf Ogi criticizes the Swiss government's response to external pressure.
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Switzerland:
Adolf Ogi is noted for bringing the government to a standstill during difficult discussions.
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Switzerland:
Adolf Ogi was the Energy and Transport Minister who agreed to switch to the Defense Department.
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Switzerland:
Adolf Ogi was transferred to the department after a lost vote, which he perceived as a demotion.
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Switzerland:
Adolf Ogi was the Verkehrsminister tasked with evaluating a new jet for the Swiss government.
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Switzerland:
Adolf Ogi demonstrated how to cook eggs in 1988.
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