Alex Salmond Biography

Alex Salmond is a famous Politician. Alex Salmond was born in December 31, 1954 in Linlithgow, Scotland. He was a Scottish politician and the leader of the Scottish National Party. He was elected First Minister of Scotland in 2007 He has been a vocal voice against global warming, and has advocated for Scotland to be more aware of its emissions and to make efforts to develop renewable energy. Don't forget to check Famous birthday today. Let's celebrate your favorite celebrity's birthday with us!

The religion and ethnicity of Alex Salmond are not been disclosed publicly or may not be information that the individual shares with the public. Any future updates regarding religion and ethnicity will be provided as soon as they become available.

Family, Dating, Relationship Records

In 1981, he married Moira McGlashan. Alex Salmond age in 2023 is 68 years. Alex Salmond father name is under review and mother name is also under review. Alex Salmond's has not shared any information about siblings on social media platforms.

Height - How tall is Alex Salmond?

Alex Salmond is one of famous Politician born in Scotland. We don't know Alex Salmond's exact height, but in Scotland where the average height for men is about and for women, it's about . So, we can guess that Alex Salmond's height is probably close to these averages .

He worked with David Cameron, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, on The Edinburgh Agreement 2012.

He became the longest-serving First Minister of Scotland in November 2012.

Alex Salmond Net Worth (2023) - How rich is Alex Salmond?

Alex Salmond net worth comes from Politician. Being a famous Politician, Alex Salmond also earned money by TV Commercial, Sponsors & being some popular brands ambassador. However the information is currently under review. Once we are complete the review, we will update everything about Alex Salmond's Net worths. As far our analysis, Alex Salmond estimated net worth is millions of dollars.

He studied Economics and Medieval History in St. Andrews and was appointed Assistant Economist at the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries for Scotland (1998).