Women hold few political and government positions. This recognition was awarded to a few, including the governor of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug Natalya Vladimirovna Komarova. "Mistress of Ugra" has come a long way from the position of economist of the city administration to the governor of the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug
Early biography of Natalia Komarova
In 1955, the Komarov family came to the Pskov region, the village of Yazvo, to raise the agriculture of this area. Here on October 21 of the same year their daughter was born. The girl was named Natasha. Natalia's father was a member of the Communist Party, the head of the village council, and her mother was a primary school teacher. Father's long business trip to Bulgaria allowed the girl to get a good education.
Upon her return from Bulgaria, Natalia moved to Ukraine in the city of Kommunarsk, where she continued her studies. In 1978 she received her degree in economics from the Kommunarsk Mining and Metallurgical Institute. The first two years after receiving higher education, Natalya Komarova worked in the laboratory of the same institute, then moved to the capital construction department of Kommunarsk.
The work took up a lot of time, the career of a politician was just beginning, but Natalya continued to devote time to education. In 1999, she received an academic title and became an assistant professor at the Department of Social Management at the Yamal Oil and Gas Institute.
Political career
Komarova Natalya Vladimirovna began her political career as a specialist of the city executive committee in Novy Urengoy. Natalia got a job in her specialty, and after a while she moved to the planning department, becoming the chairman of the city commission. Her political career developed rapidly in the 1990s. Natalya holds the position of the first deputy head of the administration of Novy Urengoy, and since 1994 she has been the head of the administration of this city. The life of Natalia Komarova is completely subject to politics.
The ambitious woman was impossible to miss. However, the first experience of getting into the State Duma was not crowned with success. She lost with fewer votes. But the desire to establish herself in politics did not allow Natalia to quit this venture. In 2001, in the by-elections, the future famous politician won and went to the State Duma. Initially, Natalya Komarova dealt with issues of labor and social policy, and then moved on to the problems of nature management and environmental protection.
In 2010, Dmitry Medvedev, being the head of state, nominates her for the post of governor of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug. Natalia's candidacy was unanimously supported by all the deputies. Natalya Komarova remains in this position even now.
Personal life and family
Like any public and political figure, Natalia's family life is of interest. However, very little is known about her family. Natalia tries not to advertise her personal life, photos of the family archive are not freely available on the Internet, and questions about the family are never the topic of a politician's interview.
It is only known that the governor of the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug has two adult daughters, and she divorced her musician husband without any fuss in the press.
Natalia Komarova's activities are recognized at the highest state level. She was awarded orders and certificates of honor of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation.
