ESTONIAN GOVERMENT

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2013

Prime Minister Minister of Education and Research Minister of Justice Minister of Defence Minister of the Environment Minister of Culture Minister of Economic Affairs and Communications Minister of Agriculture Minister of Finance Minister of Regional Affairs Minister of Internal Affairs Minister of Social Affairs Minister of Foreign Affairs

Ministers

Andrus Ansip 1 October 1956, Tartu majored in Organic Chemistry 1998–2004 Mayor of Tartu Estonian Reform Party

Prime Minister

Jaak Aaviksoo 11. January 1954, Tartu Physics Institute of Estonian

Academy of Sciences French at a satisfactory level Pro Patria and Res Publica Union

Minister of Education and Research

Hanno Pevkur 2 April 1977 Before the Minister of Social

Affairs in the government Estonian Reform Party

Minister of Justice

Urmas Reinsalu 22 June 1975 member of the National

Defence League was the chair of his

party's faction

Minister of Defence

Keit Pentus-Rosimannus 3 March 1976 was the first Vice-President Estonian Reform Party

Minister of the Environment

Urve Tiidus 6 June 1954 degree in English Philology Estonian Reform Party

Minister of Culture

Juhan Parts 27 August 1966 is a lawyer Pro Patria

and Res Publica Union

Minister of Economic Affairs and Communications

Helir-Valdor Seeder 7 September 1964 is an economist Was the Mayor Pro Patria

and Res Publica Union

Minister of Agriculture

Jürgen Ligi 16 July 1959 head of the Kuressaare

branch of EVEA Bank Estonian Reform Party

Minister of Finance

Siim Valmar Kiisler 6 November 1965 worked as an entrepreneur

and as a business consultantPro Patria and Res Publica Union

Minister of Regional Affairs

Ken-Marti Vaher 5 September 1974 was a Secretary General Pro Patria and Res Publica

Union

Minister of Internal Affairs

Taavi Rõivas 26 September 1979 member of the Parliament Estonian Reform Party

Minister of Social Affairs

Urmas Paet 20 April 1974 served as Minister of Culture Estonian Reform Party

Minister of Foreign Affairs

The Government lead by Prime Minister Andrus Ansip assumed office on 6 April 2011

The Government coalition consists of two political parties:

Estonian Reform Party Union of Pro Patria and Res Publica

Summary

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