Mukhlis Krasnaya Novogrody
Mukhlis Krasnaya Novogrody ONA-GSC, ONA-HD, OAU-GSC, OAU-HD | |
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Мухлис Красная Новогороды ᨆᨘᨖᨒᨗᨔ ᨀᨑᨔᨊᨕᨗᨕ ᨊᨚᨄᨚᨁᨑᨚᨉᨗ | |
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| 6th Premier of the Federation of North Alezia | |
| In office October 22, 1988 – October 22, 1998 | |
| Preceded by | Mika'il Iliya |
| Succeeded by | Dariq Authoriq |
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| Born | October 7, 1947 Noshvaldzar, Pyalivostok, British Alezia |
| Political party | Liberal-Democratic |
| Spouse(s) | Andi Rinra Manriattang (m. 1978, died 2010) |
| Children | Andi Robi Idris Novogrody Andi Ainii Irqimaza Novogrody |
| Residence | Metropolitan Zafizamarrah |
| Alma mater | University of Zafizamarrah (graduated 1971 in International Relations) |
| Occupation | Lecturer of International Relations in University of Zafizamarrah (2009-present) Honorary Advisor of the Liberal-Democratic Party of the Alezian Union (2021-presen) |
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Mukhlis Krasnaya Novogrody (born in October 7, 1947) or more well known with his first name Mukhlis or his abbreviation MKN is an Alezian politician and university lecturer who served as the Premier of the Federation of North Alezia from 1988 to 1998. A leader of the Liberal Democratic Party of North Alezia (pre-reunification from 1988-2001), Mukhlis now acts as a honorary advisor within the Liberal Democratic Party of the Alezian Union since reunification. Mukhlis raised to popularity after leading the North Alezian Revolution of 1987-1988 and became a popular politician after he was credited for saving the Alezian economy and social structure with his "Liberal in our economy, Social in our humanity" ideology, which would eventually form the basic tenets of "Mukhlisism".
Mukhlis is the first ever premier in North Alezia to be elected democratically and the first to be reelected democratically. Both of Mukhlis' terms were received highly within the Alezian public, due to Mukhlis' economic liberalization and legalisation of further personal freedoms within the country in addition to restarting North Alezian foreign policy through the Triangle Pact and agreements with Carrelie. Mukhlis However, both of Mukhlis' terms would be marred by the 1998 AleziRadio corruption case, negative environmental impacts, and inadequate labour laws. Due to his administration's failure and neglect of the Reunification issue, Mukhlis was in contrast, highly unpopular in South Alezia, often called "the Margaret Thatcher for South Alezia" due to his administration's preference to save the North Alezian economy than help South Alezia through reunification which the region desperately needed at the time under the dictatorship of General Hoojvinken.