Murat Kınacı

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Murat Kınacı

Conference Interpreter, International Event MC & Moderator, Linguist, Technologist, and Cultural Critic.

Working across human interpretation, remote and AI-assisted multilingual systems, etymology, software, web design, language training, negotiation skills, event moderation, and music criticism.

Murat Kınacı in an international meeting room

Professional overview

One practice, several serious disciplines

The work spans conventional conference interpretation, remote simultaneous interpretation, AI-assisted multilingual systems, international event moderation, etymology, software, training, and cultural commentary.

I am an accomplished conference interpreter, translator, linguist, and etymologist with over 20 years of experience working at the highest international level. I have had the honor of interpreting at prestigious global platforms such as the United Nations General Assembly, the European Parliament, and the Islamic Summit. I also participated as an interpreter in 10 UNFCCC COPs, contributing to seamless communication in complex international negotiations. As the coordinating interpreter for landmark events like the G20 Antalya Summit and the 13th Islamic Summit, I have demonstrated my ability to lead teams and ensure flawless communication in critical settings. My expertise as a linguist and etymologist, combined with an academic background in English and Medieval European History from Bilkent University, enables me to approach language with both scholarly precision and professional excellence, ensuring effective communication across diverse linguistic and cultural landscapes.

Interpretation

Conference Interpretation

Simultaneous, consecutive, and multilingual meeting support.

RSI

Remote Interpretation

Remote and hybrid workflows for multilingual events and meetings.

Stage

MC & Moderator

Protocol-aware international event moderation and live communication.

Research

Etymology

Turkish, Turkic languages, writing systems, and semantic history.

Selected meetings

High-level international interpretation experience

A selection of high-level assignments across summit diplomacy, parliamentary settings, climate negotiations, multilateral institutions, and coordinating interpreter roles.

United Nations

United Nations General Assembly

71st, 72nd, 73rd, 74th, 75th, 76th, 77th, and 78th sessions with the Turkish delegation in New York.

Simultaneous interpretation and bilateral meetings

Climate diplomacy

UNFCCC COP negotiations

Interpreter at 10 UNFCCC COPs and related climate diplomacy meetings, including COP20 Lima through COP28 Dubai.

Simultaneous interpretation and bilateral meetings

Intergovernmental

G20 Antalya Summit

G20 Summit, Antalya, November 2015, alongside B20 and ministerial-level G20 meetings.

Coordinating interpreter and simultaneous interpreter

OIC

13th Islamic Summit

13th Summit Conference of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, Istanbul, April 2016.

Coordinating interpreter and simultaneous interpreter

European institutions

European Parliament

Conference interpretation experience at one of Europe’s principal parliamentary institutions.

Conference interpretation

Climate science

IPCC-60

60th Session of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Istanbul, January 2024.

Coordinating interpreter

United Nations

UNEA-6

6th United Nations Environment Assembly, Nairobi, Kenya, March 2024.

Simultaneous interpretation and bilateral meetings

Finance

World Bank and IMF meetings

Spring and Annual Meetings for the Ministry of Treasury and Finance in Washington, D.C.

Simultaneous interpretation and bilateral meetings

Language technology

RSI, AI, and hybrid multilingual systems

Hybrid does not mean replacing professional judgement. In sensitive multilingual settings, human expertise remains central while AI tools, subtitle systems, audio routing, and audience devices are designed around accuracy, latency, confidentiality, and usability.

Workflow

Human and technical architecture

On-site interpreters, remote interpreters, AI speech recognition, subtitle display, multilingual audio channels, video platforms, and audience delivery can be combined into carefully planned event workflows.

Quality

Accuracy, terminology, and latency

AI-assisted systems must be evaluated through language quality, domain adaptation, Turkish performance, display control, AV integration, and human oversight.

Ongoing project

Etymological Dictionary of the Turkish Language

A research project devoted to the historical, semantic, phonetic, and cultural development of Turkish words. Publication details and sample entries will be added only when verified and ready.

Software and apps

Available applications

Live App Store links are shown below. Additional platform links, privacy policies, support pages, and release notes will be expanded as the product pages are finalized.

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Interpretation Technology

LinguaCast

Live interpretation listening over venue Wi-Fi for conferences and multilingual meetings.

Download on the App Store
AI Subtitle Viewer app icon

Event Technology

AI Subtitle Viewer

A companion viewer app for live visual subtitle broadcasts on the same venue network.

Download on the App Store
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Presentation Technology

oratorPROMPTER

A professional macOS teleprompter app for speeches, lectures, studios, and live events.

Download on the App Store

Training

English and negotiation skills

Professional English, diplomatic and business communication, presentation language, controlled disagreement, argument structure, and cross-cultural meeting strategy.

Music criticism

Listening as cultural analysis

Music criticism concerned with Anatolian musical heritage, local and global expression, cultural continuity, identity, language, and memory.

Musical Projects

Author, Curator and Producer

From artistic concept to the stage

I develop original musical projects as an author, curator and producer, bringing together artistic research, cultural context, dramaturgy, artist relations and production planning.

My work begins with the central idea of a project: what it seeks to say, why it should exist and how its artistic language can remain coherent from the first concept to the final performance.

The objective is not simply to place recognised artists on the same stage. It is to create a meaningful structure in which distinct musical voices can meet, retain their individual character and contribute to a larger artistic whole.

Author

Developing the central proposition, thematic framework, narrative structure and public language of a musical project.

This work may include concept writing, programme narratives, dramaturgical development, performance structure, scripts, introductory texts and the intellectual framework that gives the production its identity.

Curator

Bringing together artists, instruments, repertories and musical traditions through a considered artistic rationale.

Curatorial work involves more than selecting names. It requires attention to cultural context, musical balance, artistic integrity, representation and the relationships that can be created among distinct artistic languages.

Producer

Translating the artistic concept into a coherent and deliverable production.

This includes artist engagement, schedules, rehearsals, rights, contractual coordination, production planning, stage requirements, audiovisual integration, institutional communication and the practical structure required to bring the work before an audience.

Musical collaboration should not require artists to surrender what makes their work distinctive. A coherent production can hold different traditions together without reducing them to a single, standardised language.

Areas of Practice

  • Project concept and authorship
  • Cultural and artistic research
  • Curatorial framework
  • Artist identification and engagement
  • International artist relations
  • Repertoire development
  • Performance dramaturgy
  • Multicultural ensemble design
  • Musical and narrative continuity
  • Rehearsal planning
  • Stage and audiovisual coordination
  • Recording and broadcast planning
  • Copyright and performance rights
  • Institutional and cultural partnerships
  • Programme and editorial writing

Selected Projects

Selected musical projects will be presented here following their official announcement or public premiere.

Developing a Musical Project

For enquiries concerning project authorship, artistic curation, international artist collaboration or production development, please use the contact details below.

Discuss a Musical Project

Contact

For interpretation, event moderation, multilingual systems, software, training, or editorial collaboration

Use the channels below for professional enquiries and relevant collaboration.