Ian McCartney

Scottish politician, Trade Minister

Ian McCartney - Leaders & Politicians born April 25th, 1951
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Born in 1951, a politician served as a Member of Parliament for responsible constituencies in Scotland. Played a significant role in government, particularly as the Minister of State for Trade, advocating for trade policies and international relations. Active in the Labour Party, held various positions, contributing to the party's strategies and direction.

Served as Minister of State for Trade

Represented the constituency of Makerfield

Held office during the Labour government from 1997 to 2005

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