Nathanael Liminski

German politician and state secretary

Nathanael Liminski - Leaders & Politicians born September 19th, 1985
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A German politician served as secretary of state in the Ministry for Digitalization and the Ministry of the Interior. Engaged in regional politics, focused on digital transformation and public administration. Elected to the state parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia, representing the Christian Democratic Union. Significant policy initiatives included improving digital infrastructure and enhancing cybersecurity measures in government services.

Served as state secretary for digitalization

Elected to the North Rhine-Westphalia parliament

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