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'''Princess Yadika a-Nakhim Bedon''' (née a-Namdun Bedon) is a politician and member of the [[Bedonite dynasty]] from [[Packilvania]]. She has been serving as the Minister of the Crown for Natural Resources (a member of the [[Council of Ministers of Packilvania]]) and as a member of the [[Council of State]] since 30 December 2022. She previously served as the Minister of the Crown in the Office of the Prime Minister for Women's Affairs from 12 June 2016. She has been the Patron of the [[University of Bingol]] since 30 May 2012. She is the younger sister of [[Sultan of Packilvania]], [[Thumim V]], older sister of [[Prince Abuyin]], second child and first and only daughter of Sultan [[Namdun III]] and Sultana [[Mebri]].

She was born on 9 April 1974, making her younger than Thumim V by 5 years. She was born in Jumhad Maternal Hospital in Lehasa, Shakar during the Second Packilvanian Civil War. The war ended in 1980, when she was 6 years old and began attending elementary level education under the tutelage of private instructors. Following her excellent passing grade in the 1992 University Extrance and School Leaving Exams, she attended the University of Bingol where she attained a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry and Public Administration in 1996. She continued studying at the Sultana Zulayka Women's University where she attained a Master's degree in Chemistry.

Following a brief stint at the [[Packilvanian Coal and Gas Corporation]], she continued with a Doctoral degree in Chemical Sciences at the Bingol Capital University which she was awarded in 1999. She assumed a position as a Lecturer at the University of Bingol and achieved her professorship in 2004. She was appointed the Dean of the Faculty of Science in 2006. She left academia in 2008 and served on the Board of Directors of the [[Packilvanian Coal and Gas Corporation]] and as the Special Advisor to the Minister of Mining and Energy.

For her contribution to the University and er illustrious academic, political and business career, she was appointed the Patron of the [[University of Bingol]]. She joined the Council of Ministers as the first female member in 2016. Her tenure focused on empowering women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics through legislative reforms in career advancement and education, with her program being instrumental in increasing the number of women serving on boards and as CEOs and directors in STEM companies by 1240%.