Asiman Hajiyev

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## Personal Details

### Education

University of Veligosk (VCU)

Asiman Hajiyev (pronounced "Azimin Hayev", born. September 17th, 1942) is a Salvanian businessman, politician, and former first President of Salva. His son Kaled Hajiyev is also a member of the Chamber of Representatives.

## Early life

Hajiyev was born in Gezotina to a Salvanian father and a Russian mother. He grew up with a strong sense of nationalism, believing that Salva should be an independent nation-state. Heavily influenced by his father, he attended the University of Veligosk and earned a degree in law.

## Salvanian Revolution (1995-1997)

During the Salvanian Revolution, Hajiyev was the leader of the Freedom Party (now part of the Liberal Coalition) under which he obtained massive support among students. He began to deliver speeches across the nation for support of independence, fueling the flames of the revolution. By 1996 he had managed to gain control over the whole country and become the head of the government. Under his leadership, the constitution was written, and Salvanian Nationalism in general was glorified. The first decade of Salvanian Nationalism saw the rise of nationalism in general.

Hajiyev is considered to be one of the founding fathers of Salva, and played a large part in the nation's creation. Hajiyev worked alongside then-revolutionist Joseph Niblisima during the revolution and the creation of the nation-state of Salva, and was part of the council that drafted the new constitution for the new nation. In November of 1996, the head of the Freedom Party, Marco Cazimir, died from natural causes. Hajiyev was elected to replace him, narrowly defeating his closest challenger, fellow Freedom Party candidate Mikhail Rostov.

Hajiyev's first years as head of the government were very eventful; he worked to create the foundation of the nation, and managed to successfully complete several public works projects. In December of 1996, Hajiyev signed the first edition of the Salvanian Constitution. In the following year he was also the first to propose a new official declaration of independence, which was then approved by the people in an official referendum. In January of 1997, the first edition of the Salvanian National Anthem (Salvanian Freedom March) was officially performed for the first time, it would later be officially adopted in August of the same year. Also in January of 1997, Salva managed to gain recognition as a nation by many countries, with the first to recognize it being Georgia, Armenia, and Indonesia, followed by many others including Canada, the United States of America, and many others.

Salva having support of powerful nations, had gained partial independence with the military support of other nations. In the same year, Salva gained complete independence from Iran, to which the revolution would end. Hajiyev later gave an independence speech on August 20th, now recognized as Independence Day in Salva, stating that *"Salva must act as a beam of light for peace, prosperity, and democracy in the region."*

## Personal life

Hajiyev is married to Elza, and is the father of three daughters and one son. Hajiyev was born in Gezotina on September 17th, 1942 and lived there all of his life; until the revolution in 1995 made him relocate permanently to Salvadoro. In 1960 he attended the University of Veligosk, studying Law and graduating in 1964. He then began work in the local law courts, a position he held until the revolution. Hajiyev is fluent in both Salvanian and English.