Alisa Ryzhychenka

Born and raised in Polotsk. Holds a Master's degree in Economics (BSEU, specialisation in public administration and regulation of the national economy), as well as education in finance (Business Financial Management, University of Graz). Currently completing a Master's in Political Science at the University of Vienna (specialisation in Europeanisation and international development).

Has practical experience in commercial real estate management, business unit leadership, and the launch and implementation of complex interdisciplinary projects at the intersection of economics, politics, and education.

After the events of 2020, fully dedicated herself to working for a democratic future for Belarus. Having gone through forced emigration and started life from scratch in Austria, she continues to systematically work on the economic transformation of the country and support for Belarusian society.

As part of the United Transitional Cabinet, developed a comprehensive vision for the economic development of a future Belarus: transition to a knowledge economy, deep reform of the public sector, large-scale digitalisation of governance, implementation of transparent e-procurement systems according to OECD standards, protection of property rights, creation of a favourable investment climate, and development of the technology sector.

Since 2020, serves as a regular economic expert in independent media: Belsat, Euroradio, Zerkalo.io, Malanka Media, 6TV Belarus, Der Standard, and others. Runs her own YouTube and TikTok channels.

Worked with the "Country for Life" and "Breathe Free" foundations, implementing projects in economic analytics, investigation of economic crimes, and countering disinformation.

Founded the free online school ARIA AI School for Belarusian women from vulnerable groups — an educational platform where women gain digital skills in artificial intelligence and business English. Today, more than 140 students are enrolled.

Economic transformation of a future Belarus. Investment in education, health, dignity, and citizens' opportunities as a key condition for building a strong, modern, and competitive economy.

Raising a 12-year-old son. Her personal experience of emigration, combining motherhood, professional activity, and public work shapes her approach to politics — focused on sustainability, responsibility, and real needs of people.