Alexander Stubb: Finnish politician, former prime minister and National Coalition Party leader
Profile of Alexander Stubb, Finnish centre-right politician and former Prime Minister who led the National Coalition Party, detailing his national and EU roles, policy interests and public profile.
Cai‑Göran Alexander Stubb (born 1 April 1968 in Helsinki) is a Finnish politician. He is a prominent member of the centre‑right National Coalition Party and has served in several senior public offices.
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Stubb was elected leader of the National Coalition Party on 14 June 2014. Shortly afterwards he assumed the office of Prime Minister of Finland, taking up the post on 24 June 2014.
Political career
Across his career Stubb has been active in both national and European politics. He has held ministerial responsibilities and represented his party in legislative and international forums. His profile is associated with issues such as European integration and international trade.
Profile and public image
Known for a pro‑European stance and fluency in several languages, Stubb combines experience from government service with a public role in political debate. Observers note his use of social media and public speaking as part of his political style.
Further information
- Born: 1 April 1968, Helsinki
- Nationality: Finnish
- Occupation: politician
- Key offices: Leader of the National Coalition Party (from 14 June 2014); Prime Minister of Finland (assumed office 24 June 2014)
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Sources
- tamperelainen.fi : Alexander Stubb: Mokaamalla pärjää hyvin | Tamperelainen