Albot Nata

About

She graduated from the Faculty of Law of the State University of Moldova. She started working in radio at the age of 16. She worked as a journalist at Pro TV and was the director of Pro FM Moldova. In June 2011, Nata Albot joined the team of Jurnal TV as general producer. In the summer of 2013, Nata left Jurnal TV and moved abroad with Andrei Bolocan. Albot is the organizer of a series of festivals, such as "Balul Brazilor de Crăciun", "Mai Dulce", "IaMania", and "Lavender Fest", and the initiator of projects like "Klumea" and "Koolture Tricolore". In 2015, she released the book "Moldova din bucătăria mamei mele". In 2013, together with Viorica Nagacevschi, she founded the K Lumea Association, which became a manifesto for young artists, folk craftsmen, and traditional values. It is the first association in the Republic of Moldova to survive and organize projects solely from money donated by ordinary people. At "Balul Brazilor de Crăciun", art students are encouraged to create the most beautiful Christmas trees, and K Lumea organizes an open exhibition where visitors vote for their favorite tree. Nata Albot was named Woman of the Year 2010 by VIP Magazin. In 2011, the UN mission in Moldova awarded a group of journalists, including Nata Albot, for running a media campaign against intolerance towards children with physical disabilities. In 2014, Nata Albot was named Ambassador of Moldovan Tourism by the National Tourism Agency. In 2017, the Republic of Moldova participated for the first time in the World Of Taste exhibition in Toronto. Also in this year, "Eat Like Moldovans" was awarded the bronze medal in China at the Gourmand World Cookbook Award in the "Eastern European Cuisine" category.