Biography
Increasingly, the leaders of European and non-European states are elected representatives of the finest gender. Rows of female presidents can replenish Moldavian politician Maya Sanda.Childhood and youth
The future Prime Minister of Moldova was born a week before the beginning of the summer of 1972 and received a name in honor of the month in which it was born. At the Small Motherland Sanda - in the village of Risciper of the Faleshtsky district of the Moldavian USSR - now lives 1,100 people, of which 99% - by nationality of Moldovan.
Father and Mother Maya, whose photo of the presidential candidate Moldova laid out in their account "Instagram", - immigrants from large families. Parents Gregory Sanda gave life to seven children. Mother - Emilia Sanda - five brothers and sisters.
The early biography of Maya was dedicated to study. The girl consistently graduated from the Academy of Economic Education and Magistracy of the Academy of State Administration under the President of Moldova. In mature years, Maya Grigorievna supplemented knowledge gained in youth, study at the Harvard Institute of Public Administration.
Personal life
The ambitious native of the rice of the sake of the career sacrificed personal life. A woman knowing except Moldavian, Russian and Romanian language, Miguel de Cervantes and William Shakespeare, was not married.Sanda repeatedly thought about the adoption of a child from the shelter, but not yet implemented plans to become a fellow mother. In February 2019, the lady rejected accusations of belonging to LGBT. She stated that the published compromising is fake, and reported that he loves men. On the published pictures, a woman similar to Sanda kissed the girl on Munich Street.
Maya often communicates with numerous cousins, and the aunters provide homemade policies. In an interview with Vloger, Dorin Galben Sandu reported that, being the prime minister, never had been subfed in a government dining room, because she had snacks the vertices, pastorma and chorba, cooked by the elderly relatives.
Maya negatively refers to the Moldovan custom of luxurious marriage feasts.
"It is not that a husband and wife cannot pay loans taken to the wedding for years," Sanda is convinced.Career and politics
In the second half of the last decade of the 20th century, Maya built a career in cooperation management with international economic organizations, and at the turn of the Millennium and the first five-year apartment of the 21st century worked as a World Bank representative office in Chisinau. At the beginning of the second decade, the director of this International Financial Organization in Washington was reorganized.
Sanda - a supporter of the European integration of Moldova. Relations with Russia, according to Maya Grigorievna, should be built on a utilitarian basis - if the Russian Federation offers gas at a lower price than other suppliers, it should be bought. The pro-Russian Transnistria, says Sanda, exists due to corruption schemes. Maya is advancing for reducing the role of Russia and the ROC in Moldova.
The desire for Europeanization affected the program of reforming the Education conducted by Sanda as the Minister of Education. Russian has become optional, and English has become mandatory. In 2019, Maya 5 months performed the duties of the Moldova Prime Minister.
At the end of 2015, the politician declared the creation of a pro-European political movement of his name. Six months later, the organization was transformed into the Action and Solidarity Party, which twice - in 2016 and in 2020 - put forward Maya as a candidate for the presidency of Moldova. At the 2016 elections, Sanda ranked second in both the first and second round.
Maya Sanda now
On November 1, 2020, the first tour of the presidential election was held in Moldova. After processing 99% of the ballots, it became clear that Sandu had scored 36% of the votes of voters and ahead of the nearest competitor - the current president of Igor Dodon. The support of Maya Grigorievna in the second round of voting was announced by the leaders of 3 Moldavian right-wing parties - Andrei Nastas, Octavian Tsyku and Dorin Kirtoaca.
In the second round, Sanda also scored the majority of votes and became the new president of Moldova. Politician has already identified paramount tasks: she intends to seek the dissolution of the current parliament and early parliamentary elections.