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| '''Rein Lang''' (] ]) is an ] politician, member of the ], and diplomat. He is currently serving as the ]. | '''Rein Lang''' (] ]) is an ] politician, member of the ], and diplomat. He is currently serving as the ]. | ||
| Born in ], Paet is a graduate from the ] with a degree in ]. Before his involvement in politics he was in the press in Estonia, serving in several editorial positions with ] and with the newspaper ''AS Postimees''. | |||
| In ] he joined the staff of the ] as an advisor, and shortly after he won his elected position in the Tallinn City Government as the Head of ] Administration. | |||
| In ] he was elected to the ], the Estonian Parliament, where he was appointed to the position of ] under the ]' government. Lang would serve in this position until ] ] he was selected as the new ], a post he would only serve in for just over a month, due to the resignation of the government on ], 2005. | |||
| When the new government was announced by ], Lang was nominated to the post of ], a position he officially took over when the government was conferred on ] ]. | When the new government was announced by ], Lang was nominated to the post of ], a position he officially took over when the government was conferred on ] ]. | ||
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Rein Lang (20 April 1974) is an Estonian politician, member of the Estonian Reform Party, and diplomat. He is currently serving as the Minister of Justice.
When the new government was announced by Andrus Ansip, Lang was nominated to the post of Minister of Justice, a position he officially took over when the government was conferred on 12 April 2005.
He has also served as the Deputy Speaker of Parliament and Chairman of the European Affairs Committee of Parliament.
| Preceded byJaak Jõerüüt (acting) | Minister of Foreign Affairs 2005 |
Succeeded byUrmas Paet |
| Preceded byKen-Marti Vaher | Minister of Justice 2005 - |
Succeeded bycurrent incumbent |
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