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Yasmín Rashidi

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Yasmín Rashidi
Nouvelle Alexandrie

Who's Who of Nouvelle Alexandrie
Full Name Yasmín Isabel Fatima Rashidi
Titles & Offices Ambassador of Nouvelle Alexandrie to the Benacian Union (1748 AN - 1760 AN)
Birth Date 11.IV.1693 AN
Birth Place Nouvelle Alexandrie Punta Santiago, Alduria
Education International Relations, Economics
Alma Mater University of Punta Santiago, University of Cárdenas
Occupation Diplomat
Employer Department of State
Political Affiliation Federal Humanist Party
Organizations Diplomatic Guild of Nouvelle Alexandrie
Known For New Alexandrian diplomatic service, economic diplomacy
Languages
Residence Cárdenas, FCD
National Origin Nouvelle Alexandrie Nouvelle Alexandrie
Citizenship(s) Nouvelle Alexandrie Nouvelle Alexandrie

Yasmín Rashidi (born Yasmín Isabel Fatima Rashidi; 1693 AN) is a New Alexandrian diplomat who served as Ambassador to the Benacian Union from 1748 AN until 1760 AN, a position to which she had been appointed by Premier Juan Pablo Jimenez.

Born in Punta Santiago, Alduria, Rashidi studied international relations and economics at the University of Punta Santiago and the University of Cárdenas before joining the Department of State in 1715 AN. She previously served as Deputy Chief of Mission at the New Alexandrian embassy in Constancia from 1740 AN to 1745 AN and as Director of Economic Affairs in the Department of State from 1745 AN to 1748 AN.

Her appointment to the Benacian Union came during a period of diplomatic complexity following Secretary of State Federico Mercurio's controversial 1743 AN remarks about the Raspur Pact, with government officials viewing Rashidi's economic expertise and established relationships with Raspur Pact partners as crucial for stabilizing bilateral relations. A member of the Federal Humanist Party and the Diplomatic Guild of Nouvelle Alexandrie, Rashidi is fluent in Alexandrian, Martino, Wechua, Istvanistani, and Babkhi.

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