Updated December 11th, 2019 at 18:45 IST
Twitter applauds Finland's new female majority cabinet with 12 women
Finland recently elected it's youngest Prime Minister with a women-centric cabinet and twitter applauds the progressive move undertaken by the country.
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Finland recently elected it's youngest Prime Minister with a women-centric cabinet. The new cabinet has a total of 12 women out of which five of them will have a position at the top and three out of them are under the age of 35. The Green League is headed by Maria Ohisalo, the Centre Party is led by Katri Kulmuni, the Swedish People's Party is headed by Anna-Maja Henriksson, Left Alliance is led by Li Anderson and the Social Democratic Party by Sanna Marin.
My party is not in government, but I rejoice that the leaders of the five parties in government are female. Shows that #Finland is a modern and progressive country. The majority of my government was also female. One day gender will not matter in government. Meanwhile pioneers. 👍 pic.twitter.com/dW8OMEOiqb
— Alexander Stubb (@alexstubb)
Twitter applauds Finland's women-centric cabinet
The latest development in Finland has resulted in a lot of people applauding such a move by the country.
What a joy to see this photograph. #WomenAroundPolicyTable is possible. @WPSProject #Finland
— Farah Pandith (@Farah_Pandith)
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I’m a little upset at men are not properly represented. What happened to gender parity? Last time I checked, 50% of the population was male. I’m kidding but the only ones making a huge deal of this is the media.
— Chris Wilson (@nosliwsirhc)
Will restore stability
Finnish Prime Minister, Sanna Marin said that she will restore stability to her country alongside saying that she will continue to post on Instagram after being appointed as the World's youngest Prime Minister with a women-centric cabinet. While talking to a local media outlet, Marin said that her appointment gave her the perfect opportunity to tell everyone about Finland, adding that the government holds the responsibility to maintain a sense of stability in the country.
The Social Democrat stated that one of her first actions as the PM would be to rebuild trust between the coalition partners. However, she did not reveal her plan on how she would achieve it. Talking about her frequent use of social media, Marin said that she was a politician who represented the younger generation, adding that she was an individual, a normal person even though she was the Prime Minister. Marin said that she will not change her way but will be more careful in what she will say in the future.sponsibility to maintain a sense of stability in the country.
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(With inputs from agencies)
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Published December 11th, 2019 at 18:08 IST