Finland PM Sanna Marin Biography, Wiki, Age, Height, Family & More

Sanna Marin  full name is Sanna Mirella Marin, was born on November 16, 1985, Helsinki, Finland , Finnish politician who was the youngest person to serve as prime minister of Finland (2019– Present). She became leader of the liberal Social Democratic Party in 2020.

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Like Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Merin is a pure vegetarian. She does not eat non-veg at all. And very few people know that Sana Merin is the first member of her family to have studied at a university. But, thanks to the struggle, he managed to reach the highest office in Finlandl..

Sanna Marin was born in Helsinki, but she grew up in Pirkkala, where she graduated from high school in 2004. Her parents separated when she was very young, and she was raised by her mother and her mother’s female partner (LGBT). She later studied administration sciences at the University of Tampere (M.A, 2017). In 2020, Sanna Marin married Markus Räikkönen, with whom she had a daughter

PM Sanna Marin, who worked in a bakery and as a cashier, joined the youth wing of the Social Democratic Party SDP Finland in 2006, and two years later she ran for a seat on the Tampere city council. Although that bid failed, she ran again in 2012 and Sanna marin was elected. She was made the council’s chair the following year. Sanna Marin remained in that post after she ran successfully for parliament in 2015. Two years later she was chosen as the first deputy leader of the Social Democrats, and she also was reelected to the city council. In the 2019 parliamentary elections she retained her seat, and Antti Rinne, leader of the Social Democrats, became prime minister. He named Marin minister of transport and communications.

However, after Rinne’s mishandling of a pay dispute involving the postal service threatened the dissolution of the coalition government, he stepped down, and Marin replaced him as prime minister on December 10, 2019. At the time, 34-year-old Marin was the youngest female head of government in the world. She succeeded Rinne as head of the Social Democratic Party in August 2020. Marin was regarded as one of the more left-leaning members of the party and was admired for her clear thinking and her focus on policy. Her agenda focused on shoring up Finland’s social welfare program and on social equality and climate change issues.

Sanna Marin Contact details 

Secretary to the Minister

Ms Miia Maffeo

State Secretary to the Prime Minister

Mr Henrik Haapajärvi 

Tel. +358 9 1602 2006

State Under-Secretary for European Affairs

Mr Jari Luoto

Tel. +358 295 160 965

Advisers

Mr Joonas Rahkola, Special Adviser (Economic Affairs)

Tel. +358 295 160 998

Mr Niilo Toivonen, Special Adviser (parliamentary affairs)

Tel. +358 50 491 5650

Ms Tuulia Pitkänen, Special Adviser (political affairs)

Tel. +358 295 160 231 

Ms Iida Vallin, Special Adviser (communication and media relations)

Tel. +358 295 160 947

Mr Lauri Voionmaa, Special Adviser (international affairs)

Tel. +358 295 160 306

Ms Mila Kangasniemi, Coordinator

Tel. +358 295 161 038 

Prime Minister's Office

Snellmaninkatu 1 A, Helsinki

PO Box 23

FI-00023 Government, Finland

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