Mart Siimann

Estonian Prime Minister and psychologist

Mart Siimann - Estonian Prime Minister and psychologist
Born

September 21st, 1946
78 years ago

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Estonia

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Served as the 12th Prime Minister of Estonia from 1994 to 1995, contributing to the post-Soviet political landscape. Held the position of Minister of Education and played a vital role in shaping educational policies in Estonia. Has a background in psychology, which informed leadership and governance strategies during the transition period of Estonia's independence. Involved in various educational and psychological initiatives prior to entering politics.

Served as Prime Minister of Estonia

Was Minister of Education

Contributed to educational policy reform

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