Definition Răzvan Sava is a Romanian politician.
Overview Răzvan Sava is known for his political career within Romania, particularly for serving as the interim General Mayor of Bucharest, the capital city, from February to June 2016. A member of the National Liberal Party (PNL), he has held various positions in local administration within Bucharest's municipal government.
Etymology/Origin The given name "Răzvan" is of Romanian origin, often linked to the Persian "Razban" (meaning "guardian of secrets"). "Sava" is a common Romanian surname, sometimes derived from Slavic roots (e.g., Saint Sava). Răzvan Sava's political career developed within the local government of Bucharest, where he rose through the ranks of the National Liberal Party.
Characteristics
- Interim Mayor of Bucharest: Răzvan Sava served as the interim General Mayor of Bucharest from February 15, 2016, to June 2016. He assumed the role during a period of administrative transition following the legal issues and resignation of Mayor Sorin Oprescu and the subsequent resignation of another interim mayor. His term concluded with the election of a new mayor.
- Local Government Experience: Prior to his interim mayoral tenure, Sava was a member of the Bucharest General Council, the legislative body of the city. He also held the position of Vice-President of the Bucharest General Council, indicating a long-standing involvement in city administration.
- Political Affiliation: He is affiliated with the National Liberal Party (Partidul Național Liberal, PNL), one of Romania's major political parties, often considered center-right.
Related Topics
- Bucharest City Hall
- Local government in Romania
- National Liberal Party (PNL)
- Mayors of Bucharest