Ivi Eenmaa
Estonian politician, 36th Mayor of Tallinn
Born
July 2nd, 1943
82 years ago
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Estonia
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Born in 1943, this individual held significant political roles in Estonia, notably serving as the 36th Mayor of Tallinn. During the mayoralty, efforts focused on urban development and local governance. Leadership during a pivotal time for the city contributed to modernization and improved public services. The political career spanned numerous years, fostering growth and stability in the municipality. Engaged in various municipal initiatives, advanced policies benefitted the local community.
Served as the 36th Mayor of Tallinn
Contributed to urban development initiatives
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