In today’s time, the era is changing.  By the way, records are also being broken.Continuing to break the record, a woman from Finland .She broke the record by becoming the youngest prime minister ever in the world. so i would like to share her biography.

Q. WHO IS SANNA MARIN ?

She is the lady of 34 and set to be the world’s youngest prime minister ever. Sanna mirella marin was born on 16th november in 1985 is a finnish politician who has been the prime minister of finland since 10th of december 2019. A social democrat, she has been member of the parliament of finland since 2015 and the minister of transport and communication between 6th of june 2019 and 10 of december 2019.

Marin was born in november 1985 and at 34 is more than 5 year younger than new zealand’s prime minister “jacinda ardern” 39.

The finnish broadcaster YLE said the prime minister elect was raised by a single mother and was the first person in her family to go to university.

Q. HOW MARIN GET THE POST OF PRIME MINISTER ?

The transport minister was choosen by finland social democratic party to succeed prime minister “antti rinne” he was announced on december 3 that he was resigning in the face of critism over the government’s handling of a postal strike that lasted two weeks in november.

Q. WHO ARE HER ALLIANCE PARTNER ?

Notably all five parties in the Finnish government are played by women and 4 of them occur in the early thirties.Two women from her group are also younger than the Marin. Both “katri kulmuni” of the center party and “Li andersson” of the left coalition are only 32.

SANNA MARIN TOLD REPORTERS: “I have never thought about my age or my gender. I think about the reason for coming into politics and the things for which we have won the confidence of electorate. We have a lot of work to do to rebuild trust”

CAREER : marin graduated from the “pirkkala high school” in 2004 at the age of 19, she graduated from the “university of tempere” with the master of administrative science in 2017.

Marin joined the social democratic youth in 2006. And served as its first vice president from 2010 to 2012.

SOMETHING STRANGE TO HEAR ABOUT HER PERSONAL LIFE : marin describes herself as coming from a rainbow family as she is the child of same sex parents (two women). she is the only child in her family and she was only the first in family to attend the university. In january 2018 she had a child with her life partner “markus raikkonen”

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