What you can learn from Croatia's dynamic female president

Croatian president Corinda Grabber - Kitalovic has recently made headlines in her complex style of the World Cup finals between her country and France. Grabar - Kitarovic not only has a beautiful face of men dominating the world, but also creates a niche for himself, proving the infinite power and influence of women all over the world.

Grabar - Kitarović is the first female president of Croatia and Eastern Europe. She leads the country as the country and parliamentary chairperson. In addition to fulfilling its role as an ambassador to Croatia to America, Grabar-Kitarović in the four languages ​​is the first of public diplomacy of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), where women rank the highest positions between 2011 and 2014 It is also the assistant secretary for assisting women. It is hosted. In 2017, Forbes named her the 39th influential woman

Due to such outstanding achievements, she has become a model for all of us. This is some lesson we can learn from her.

Grabar-Kitarović received a master's degree in international relations from Zagreb University, Fulbright scholar at George Washington University, Luksic Researcher at Harvard University, Visiting Research Fellow at Johns Hopkins University.

In addition to being proficient in Croatian, Grabar - Kitarović is fluent in English, Spanish and Portuguese. According to the report she also joins the list and has a basic understanding of German, French and Italian. She is fluent in multiple languages, understands and becomes sensitive to other cultures, and makes it possible to become an effective communicator of European fellows.

Grabar - Kitarovic took office as President at the age of 46 at 2015, but at Zagreb 's Political Research Institute it got a challenge to acquire a doctorate in international relations and improved himself.

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Grabar - Kitarović advised a woman ambitiously fighting the glass ceiling in a men 's dominant world in an interview with the world dialogue.

She acknowledges that she does not always sail toward the top, but she firmly believes in herself: "There is always the first one, why are not you the first one?" "

Like enthusiastic football fans, Grabar-Kitarović flew to Moscow to support her country during the World Cup. According to the report she did not take a private jet or a first class of flight, but instead took an economy class. When she cheer on the stand, the sweatshirt with the flag of Croatian flag is her priority equipment.

The most heartwarming, she comforted Lucamodic, a national football player who was awarded the Golden Globes prize despite losing to France in the finals. Finally, as a symbol of good sportsmanship, Grabar - Kitarović blessed the victory of the French team, and since then thanked the Croatian team for their arrival this year and celebrated.

President Corinda Grabar - Kitarovich in Croatia said in his own words, in an interview with the global dialogue: "If you want to change it, you have to start doing something yourself not".

Kolinda Grabar - Kitarović is not only the first female president of Croatia, but also the youngest chairman of the history of Croatia. When she broke the current position in 2015, Collida Grabber - Kitarovich was just 46 years old - every other Croatian and female got such an important political milestone at her age did not do it. But she did not win for the youth, but she did a lot of work at different levels in policy making and bilateral negotiations in her country and won the Croatian's admiration.

Grabar - Kitarović is the first female president of Croatia and Eastern Europe. She leads the country as the country and parliamentary chairperson. In addition to fulfilling its role as an ambassador to Croatia to America, Grabar-Kitarović in the four languages ​​is the first of public diplomacy of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), where women rank the highest positions between 2011 and 2014 It is also the assistant secretary for assisting women. It is hosted. In 2017, Forbes named her the 39th influential woman

Prior to her election as President of Croatia, Grabar - Kitarović occupied a number of governments and diplomatic positions. From 2003 to 2005 she served as Foreign Minister of the Europe from 2003 to 2005. From 2005 to 2008 he was Minister of Female Diplomacy and European Integration, from 2008 to 2011 the first and first of the Croatian American ambassador of Ivo Sanado It was a minister. Two Ministers and Secretary-General's Advisor in NATO's Public Diplomacy 2011 - 2014 Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen and Jens Stoltenberg