Nisihara Mari
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Nisihara Mari | |
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Nisihara Mari in Meridon, during the admission of Cauteria to PRMP | |
Minister for Foreign Affairs | |
Assumed office 2034 | |
Deputy | Nakao Koji |
Preceded by | Terenti Petrov |
Personal details | |
Born | (age 48, as of 2034) Omiskan, Neo-Korea | April 2, 1986
Political party | National Development Party |
Alma mater | Omiskan Academy for State Affairs (graduation circa 2008) |
Nisihara Mari (born April 2nd, 1986) is a Neo-Korean politician and the recently promoted Minister of Foreign Affairs since 2034. She had not possessed any notable roles in the government before that point, making her rise to the position something of a surprise - which many have linked to the effort of Beom Dae to assert more control over foreign policy. As it currently stands, she has overseen both the collapse of Svetvostok-Kāichrén relations and the admission of Cauteria to the Pan-Regional Multilateral Partnership.
Nisihara has not been noted to be a member of any factions, making her one of three individuals present in the current Beom Cabinet to not possess such. Nisihara has been noted to be far more dynamic on a personal level than her predecessor, making it a point of speculation on if she will become more influential in the organization of foreign affairs over time.
Early Life
Born on the second of April, she grew up in the southern portion of Omiskan, in a district notable for possessing the Omiskan Central Museum for the Military Arts. Her father was Nisihara Ken, a minor staffer for the Central Governing Council, with her mother being unknown. She attended the Academy for State Affairs after her period of time in a Creche, and would be in the top 10 percentile of students whom graduated in 2008. She participated in the inaugural Pan-Hiakemirian Debate Competition in her final year, ending in the top 20 before being eliminated.