Bilal Ibrahimbeyov

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## Personal Details

### Education

University of Mingecevir

**Bilal Ibrahimbeyov** (b. July 9, 1977) is a Salvanian senator and current leader of the National Party Salva (NpS), a right-wing party in Salva.

## Personal life

Ibrahimbeyov was born in the village of Dörchatz in the Vetlevatn province of the Northern Caucasus Mountains in early July of 1977 to his parents Josef and Marien Ibrahimbeyov. He has two younger siblings: a brother named Aleksandr and a sister-in-law named Neda.

Ibrahimbeyov attended John Anavich High School, where he later graduated from. Bilal later went on to attend the University of Mingecevir, and studied law and criminology. During this time, he also became involved with the anti-Communist movement. Ibrahimbeyov stated in an interview that he found interest in politics when he was in university, shortly after the fall of the Soviet Union. He founded the National Party Salva in 2002, and became its leader. Bilal would go on to hold rallies and speeches across Salva, gradually gaining traction for his party through the past few elections. Ibrahimbeyov is widely considered to be a controversial figure in Salvanian politics.

## Presidential campaigns

### 2003

Shortly after founding the NpS, Ibrahimbeyov launched a presidential campaign on the foundation of his party, being strong authority and free market support, along with Salvanian Nationalism. Ibrahimbeyov ultimately finished his campaign in third place, a trend that would carry out later into Salvanian history.

### 2009

In the year leading up to the 2009 elections, the NpS leader participated in the Salvanian National Conference. He answered questions and quickly cleared up many policy issues, in hot debates with Liberal Coalition leader Bahadur Nizamili and Conservative Front leader and former president Azad Gasimov. This was the first time a third party candidate had made it into the official debates. Ibrahimbeyov held rallies across Salva, significantly improving his numbers and gaining much higher ground than he had in previous elections. Ibrahimbeyov finished in a close third in the 2009 presidential election, shortly behind LC candidate and now chairman Bahadur Nizamili. In 2009 Ibrahimbeyov ran on the same platform that he had in 2003, though with lighter policies that would benefit the average Salvanian. He promised to allow more private industry and less government control, especially in the pharmaceutical industry, and to reduce involvement in foreign wars which he saw as a drain on the economy.

### 2015

In 2015 Ibrahimbeyov ran off of the same platform as in the previous elections, though yet again switching things up to benefit the workers. In the end, this proved beneficial, gaining huge traction in the middle class workers vote. Ibrahimbeyov also spent much more money and spent a lot more time on rallies than he did in 2009, propelling his platform up further. He ran on a rather right-wing platform, promising less investment in education and scientific research, and more support for the military, law enforcement, and private security. 2015 also saw Ibrahimbeyov's party be recognized as the first major third-party entity in an official federal election. This was due to the rising public recognition of minor parties at the time, which saw the NpS be grouped with the Liberal Coalition and other major parties. 2021 In October of 2020, Ibrahimbeyov officially secured his nomination for the fourth time, hoping to grow his base farther into the younger groups of Salva. He made a few changes in his campaign platform, removing some of the more right-wing stances in favor of moderate ones and adding some new ones. Over the years the NpS has become less authoritarian, though still far from libertarian.