Nasima Razmyar

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Nasima Razmyar in June 2017. Nasima Razmyar Mediatori 2017 15.jpg
Nasima Razmyar in June 2017.

Nasima Razmyar (born 13 September 1984 in Kabul, Afghanistan) is an Afghan-born Finnish politician, representing the Social Democratic Party. Razmyar was elected to the Finnish Parliament in 2015, gaining 5,156 votes in the elections. [1] She served in the Parliament until June 2017, when she was chosen as the Deputy Mayor for culture and leisure in Helsinki. [2] She has also been a member of the City Council of Helsinki since 2012. [3]

Razmyar's family came to Finland from Moscow where her father Mohammad Daoud Razmyar served as the Ambassador of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan to the Soviet Union. The family moved to Finland in 1993, after then Afghan President Mohammad Najibullah was ousted from power. [4] In 2010 Razmyar was named the Finnish Refugee Woman of the Year. [5]

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References

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