Highschool in Târgu Mureș, he followed an engineering specialization, namely “The technical University” from Cluj, Faculty of Automatics and Computing. He graduated as a diplomat engineer in Industrial and Automatic Informatics, in 1995. He then followed courses for young political leaders in International Republican Institute: Young Political Leader's School (1996-1997), Fundația pentru Pluralism și DAC Hungary: Building the Future Together (1998-1999), National Democrat Institute: Political Parties Exchange: Campaign Management - Washington DC (1999) and Robert Schumann Institute, Political Leader School - Budapesta (2000). While he was a student, he was a member of Hungarian Students Union in Cluj (1990-1995) and he became member of Hungarian Scientific and Technical Society (1992). He was president of Progress Foundation (2000) and became the president of Janovics Jenő Foundation (2004). He speaks Romanian, Hungarian and English fluently. Politics, UDMR Zsolt Nagy became a member of UDMR in 1990 and then member of the Executive Presidency of UDMR (1995). He had an organic growth of his political posture, in 1996 being deputy head of the whole national campaign for the general elections. One year later, he was the chief organizer of the UDMR congress, and again in 1999 and 2003. During the Parliamentary elections in 2000 he was, again, responsible for leading the elections process and then, in October 2003 he was appointed chief campaign for the referendum regarding the Constitution modifications. In 2004, he led both campaigns: the locals in 2004 and the legislative ones also in 2004. Starting with 1995, he had executive and leadership roles in UDMR: executive vice-president for youth (1995-1999), executive vice-president for territorial organizations (1999-2003) and executive vice-president for territorial organizations and local public administration (2003-2005). He was UDMR's representative within the European Democrat Union and European Peoples Party (1998-2009). Personal life Zsolt Nagy is married and has four kids. Achievements as Minister of IT&C Zsolt Nagy was appointed as minister of Communication and Information Society of the Romania Government on December 29, 2004 Guvernul Tăriceanu. The most important achievements: Launching the third GSM operator – Cosmote, currently Telekom, thus succeeding to considerably improve the competitivity in the telecom market and significantly reduce the tariffs for the end-users. He has launched several innovative projects: PLC – for the first time in Romania, internet was provided through Powerline Communication. G2C (Government to citizen) projects: Zsolt Nagy was the initiator of "Ghiseulvirtual.ro" – currently "ghiseul.ro" – which is the online interface