Who is Rama Duwaji? Meet Zohran Kwame Mamdani’s wife while dividing beautiful wedding photos on Instagram

The socialist NYC mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani confirmed his marriage to the Syrian artist Rama Duwaji. According to the New York Post, the couple organized their engagement ceremony in December 2024 on the roof of the picturesque Vida Creek Hair in Dubai. Later they had a civil wedding in the city clerk in New York City at the beginning of this year.

Mamdani divided photos of her wedding on Instagram and wrote: “If you look at Twitter or every day today, you know how malignant politics can be. I usually roared whether it was murder threats or to deport me.

“Three months ago I married the love of my life, Rama, an office of the city clerk. Now right trolls are trying to do this breed that should act. Rama is not just my wife, she is incredible artist who deserves to be known about her own terms. You can criticize my views, but not my family, he added.

In an explanation of the interview magazine, Mamdani described the office of the city clerk as a “favorite building in New York” and said: “The outside is just so beautiful and reminds of another New York city, and the interior is in many ways of public ones who marry all of these New Yorkers at different times and at different times in their lives.”

The Mamdani campaign also gave an explanation to the NY Post and said: “Before her civilization in New York City, Zohran and his wife celebrated their engagement in Dubai last year – where their family lives – with a small, joyful ceremony that was surrounded by their loved ones.”

Mamdani’s public contribution came after a wave of online appeals that he “hidden his wife”.

Who is Rama Duwaji?

Rama Duwaji is a Syrian artist in Brooklyn. Her illustrations were published in publications such as The New Yorker, Washington Post and Vice. The 27-year-old has a master of the visual arts in the illustration of the School of Visual Arts. In an earlier interview with Yung, Duwaji announced that she spent a large part of the Covid 19 pandemic with her family in Dubai.