I was born in Ukraine 1982, in the Carpathian region. I hold a Master of Laws degree
and also a Master’s degree in Administrative Governance from the Presidential
Academy in Kyiv.

I studied law at Lviv University from 2000 to 2005. Between 2010 and 2013, I
pursued studies in administrative sciences alongside my official duties. From 2022 to
2024, I studied Global Governance Law at the University of Helsinki.
After university, I worked as a court secretary and later as an expert at the National
Agency for Education.
Following these positions, I worked as a lawyer at the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine
(Parliament), specifically in the Committee on Foreign Affairs and the Committee
on Legal Policy and Human Rights Protection.
In Finland, I have worked in the guidance and counselling of Ukrainian refugee
families. I also volunteer to support Ukrainian refugees.
Nature is important to me, and during the summer, I cultivate many ornamental and
useful plants. I also enjoy sports—I practiced judo for five years during university. My
other hobbies include tennis, skiing, swimming, mushroom and berry picking,
reading, and occasional traveling due to my responsibilities.
I am an active person, and my friends have described me as positive, caring,
responsible, and reliable. I find it rewarding to help both people and nature.
In politics, my goal is to help Finland achieve new economic growth in a responsible
and proactive manner. I want to promote equality and seek solutions that enhance
entrepreneurship, innovation, and job creation for success and development. I want
every voice to be heard and for people's wishes and needs to be integrated into
political justice.
I am a Board of the International KOKOOMUS group.