Jadranka Kosor

Croatian politician and Prime Minister

Jadranka Kosor - Leaders & Politicians born July 1st, 1953
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Served as the ninth Prime Minister of Croatia from 2009 to 2011. Held various political positions, including Minister of Family, Veterans, and Intergenerational Solidarity. Contributed to Croatia's European Union accession negotiations and played a role in shaping social policies during the period of economic transition. Actively engaged in political discourse, advocating for women's rights and veterans' issues.

Served as the 9th Prime Minister of Croatia

Led Croatia's EU accession negotiations

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