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'''Robert Alexander Veladrys''' (born 19 May 1984) is an Aquitaynian politician serving as {{wp|First Secretary of State}} and [[Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Aquitayne)|Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs]] since 18 June of 2019. A member of the [[Royalist Party (Aquitayne)|Royalist Party]], he has also been a {{wp|Member of Parliament}} (MP) since for [[292nd District|Granby]] since [[Aquitaynian General Election, 2014]].
'''Robert Alexander Veladrys''' {{post-nominals|country=AQU|PC}} (born 19 May 1984) is an Aquitaynian politician serving as {{wp|First Secretary of State}} and [[Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Aquitayne)|Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs]] since 18 June of 2019. A member of the [[Royalist Party (Aquitayne)|Royalist Party]], he has also been a {{wpl|Member of Parliament}} (MP) for [[292nd District|Granby]] since the [[Aquitaynian General Election, 2014|2014 general election]].


Robert was born in [[Helm]] and attended [[St Michael's Prepatory Academy]] before studying for his MBA at [[Kiernan College, Acril|Kiernan College]]. Robert began his career at a human rights organisation working with the [[Lorecian Community]] in bringing aid and education to [[Caranad]] in the early 2000s. From 2009 to 20013, Robert worked as the Chief of Staff to then Prime Minister James Zaier. He resigned that position in late 2013 to run for office in the 292nd District in the 2014 election. Not long after his election, Robert was appointed to the [[Select Committee on Intelligence]]. From there, Robert also became a member of the Judiciary Committee before becoming Chairman of the Armed Services Committee in 2018.  
Robert was born in [[Helm]] and attended [[St Michael's Prepatory Academy]] before attending the [[University of Telora]] to pursue his {{wpl|bachelor's}} in Political Science, and subsequently for his MBA at [[Kiernan College]]. Robert began his career at a human rights organization working with the [[Lorecian Community]] in bringing aid and education to [[Caranad]] in the early 2000s. From 2009 to 2013, Robert worked as the Chief of Staff to then-Prime Minister [[James Zaier]]. He resigned that position in late 2013 to run for office in the 292nd District in the 2014 election. Not long after his election, Robert was appointed to the [[Select Committee on Intelligence (Aquitayne)|Select Committee on Intelligence]]. From there, Robert also became a member of the Judiciary Committee before becoming Chairman of the Armed Services Committee in 2018.  


After Prime Minister Zaier announced his resignation , Robert began garnering support for a party run at the Prime Minister's office, believing the party wanted a younger representative in leadership. He was beaten in the second round of ballots to [[Richard Larrow]], who appointed him Foreign Secretary.
After Prime Minister Zaier announced his resignation, Robert began garnering support for a party run at the Prime Minister's office, believing the party wanted a younger representative in leadership. He was beaten in the second round of ballots to [[Richard Larrow]], who appointed him Foreign Secretary to secure his support and the support of those backing him within the party.


[[Category:Aquitayne]][[Category:Astyria]][[Category:Politics of Aquitayne]]
==Early life==
Veladrys grew up in the suburbs of [[Helm]], to his father Michael and his mother Mildred and two brothers, John and Christian. His father was a prosecutor in the 10th Circuit, which Robert attributes as the reason behind his desire to run for public office.
 
==Education==
Veladrys attended [[St Michael's Prepatory Academy]] for his entire primary education, both of his brothers attended as well, and his father and grandfather are alumni also. After completing his primary education, he attended the [[University of Telora]] where he obtained his {{wpl|bachelor's}} in Political Science and minored in Lorecian History. After graduation, Veladrys attended [[Kiernan College]] where he obtained his {{wpl|MBA}}.
 
==Professional career==
===Caranad Aid Works===
===Chief of Staff===
==Political career==
===Election===
===Select Committee on Intelligence===
===Armed Services Committee===
===2020 Leadership contention===
==Foreign Secretary (2019-2024)==
===Appointment===
==Political positions==
===Caranad conflict===
===Insula Fera===
===EATA and ATO===
===Aswick relations===
==2024 general election==
==Prime Minister (2024-present)==
===Policies===
====Lorecian Community====
====Foreign policy====
 
==Awards and honors==
===National honors===
===Foreign honors===
 
 
[[Category:Aquitayne]][[Category:Astyria]][[Category:Politics of Aquitayne]][[Category:Politics of Astyria]]

Latest revision as of 17:45, 20 March 2024

Robert Veladrys
Official portrait of Rt Hon Dominic Raab MP crop 2.jpg
Veladrys in 2020
First Secretary of State
Assumed office
29 August 2019
Prime MinisterRichard Larrow
Preceded byCai Neilson (2017-2019)[a]
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
Assumed office
18 June 2019
Prime MinisterRichard Larrow
Preceded byVernon Hastings
Chairman of the Armed Services Committee
In office
8 September 2018 – 18 June 2019
Prime MinisterRichard Larrow
Preceded bySaika Nishihara
Succeeded byNicolai Kristoffersen
Member of the Select Committee on Intelligence
In office
15 January 2015 – 16 July 2017
Prime MinisterJames Zaier
Member of Parliament
for Granby
Assumed office
1 January 2014
Preceded byElizabeth Walshe
Majority2,743 (4.4%)
Personal details
Born
Robert Alexander Veladrys

(1984-05-19) 19 May 1984 (age 40)
Helm
NationalityAquitaynian
Political partyRoyalist
SpouseErika Veladrys
Children2
EducationSt Michael's Prepatory Academy
Alma mater
ProfessionPolitician, businessman
Signature

Robert Alexander Veladrys PC (born 19 May 1984) is an Aquitaynian politician serving as First Secretary of State and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs since 18 June of 2019. A member of the Royalist Party, he has also been a Member of Parliament (MP) for Granby since the 2014 general election.

Robert was born in Helm and attended St Michael's Prepatory Academy before attending the University of Telora to pursue his bachelor's in Political Science, and subsequently for his MBA at Kiernan College. Robert began his career at a human rights organization working with the Lorecian Community in bringing aid and education to Caranad in the early 2000s. From 2009 to 2013, Robert worked as the Chief of Staff to then-Prime Minister James Zaier. He resigned that position in late 2013 to run for office in the 292nd District in the 2014 election. Not long after his election, Robert was appointed to the Select Committee on Intelligence. From there, Robert also became a member of the Judiciary Committee before becoming Chairman of the Armed Services Committee in 2018.

After Prime Minister Zaier announced his resignation, Robert began garnering support for a party run at the Prime Minister's office, believing the party wanted a younger representative in leadership. He was beaten in the second round of ballots to Richard Larrow, who appointed him Foreign Secretary to secure his support and the support of those backing him within the party.

Early life

Veladrys grew up in the suburbs of Helm, to his father Michael and his mother Mildred and two brothers, John and Christian. His father was a prosecutor in the 10th Circuit, which Robert attributes as the reason behind his desire to run for public office.

Education

Veladrys attended St Michael's Prepatory Academy for his entire primary education, both of his brothers attended as well, and his father and grandfather are alumni also. After completing his primary education, he attended the University of Telora where he obtained his bachelor's in Political Science and minored in Lorecian History. After graduation, Veladrys attended Kiernan College where he obtained his MBA.

Professional career

Caranad Aid Works

Chief of Staff

Political career

Election

Select Committee on Intelligence

Armed Services Committee

2020 Leadership contention

Foreign Secretary (2019-2024)

Appointment

Political positions

Caranad conflict

Insula Fera

EATA and ATO

Aswick relations

2024 general election

Prime Minister (2024-present)

Policies

Lorecian Community

Foreign policy

Awards and honors

National honors

Foreign honors