The 'captivating' beauty of the 34-year-old female prime minister, the youngest in the world
Besides her political talent, Sanna Marin, the world's youngest female Prime Minister, also possesses an appearance that "captivates" many people.
Sanna Marin (left)
On December 8, Sanna Marin, Finland's transport minister, was selected to be the European country's prime minister, Reuters reported.
In the vote of the ruling Finnish Social Democratic Party, Ms. Marin won 32 votes, 3 more than her direct rival Antti Lindtman. This means that the 34-year-old female politician will become the world's youngest Prime Minister when she takes office this week.
The 34-year-old female politician will become the world's youngest Prime Minister when she takes office this week.
"We have a lot of work to do to regain the trust of the people. I have never doubted that my age or gender will affect my success in my new position. All that comes to my mind is the reason why I entered politics and what we have to do to gain the trust of voters," the BBC quoted the 34-year-old female politician as saying.
Meanwhile, the Women's Agenda website reported that Marin, Finland's third female head of state, will lead a government coalition of five parties. Notably, the heads of these five parties are all women.
Marin took over the country after Finnish Prime Minister Antti Rinne resigned on December 3.
The 34-year-old politician will take over the country amid a three-day strike in Finland that has halted production at some of Finland's largest companies. The Confederation of Finnish Industries estimates the strike will cost companies around $550 million in lost revenue.
Marin has been a member of the Tampere City Council since 2013.
According to Valtioneuvosto, Sanna Marin was born in Helsinki, Finland, on November 16, 1985. She spent her childhood in Pirkkala and currently lives with her husband and daughter in Tampere, southern Finland.
From 2013 to 2017, Marin was a member of the Tampere City Council. In 2014, the politician was elected second deputy leader of the Social Democratic Party. After 3 years, Marin was promoted to first deputy leader of the Social Democratic Party.
On 6 June 2019, Marin served as Minister of Transport until being elected Prime Minister of Finland on 8 December.
