Ken-Marti Vaher

Estonian politician and Minister of Interior

Ken-Marti Vaher - Estonian politician and Minister of Interior
Born

September 5th, 1974
51 years ago

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Estonia

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A prominent figure in Estonian politics, served as Minister of the Interior overseeing national law enforcement and security. Active in political life since the early 2000s, participated in shaping legislation related to internal security and immigration. Held membership in the Reform Party and contributed to various governmental initiatives aimed at modernizing Estonia's police force and emergency services.

Served as Estonia's Minister of the Interior

Worked on internal security and police reforms

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