Urmas Paet
Estonian
['bodo', 'gujarati', 'armenian', 'mapuche', 'manx gaelic', 'mandarin', 'malagasy', 'new persian', 'sesotho', 'swahili', 'italian', 'rwanda', 'inuktitut', 'old italian', 'occitan', 'hebraic', 'javanese', 'nepali', 'low german', 'burmese', 'croatian', 'old welsh', 'kazakh', 'assyrian', 'bantu s', 'nauruan', 'russian', 'ger', 'bantu', 'basque', 'sindhi', 'somali', 'breton', 'great russian', 'hindustani', 'kannada', 'european spanish', 'esperanto', 'tibetan', 'maltese', 'sami', 'qazaq', 'sanskrit', 'malay', 'azerbaijani', 'old irish', 'oscan', 'middle aramaic', 'assamese', 'belarusian', 'magyar', 'catalan', 'chukchi', 'french', 'komi', 'oriya', 'thai', 'telegu', 'dhivehi', 'manx', 'bahasa indonesia', 'lowland scots', 'gascon', 'korean', 'sicilian', 'tamil', 'albanian', 'icelandic', 'hangul', 'kashubian', 'czech', 'urdu', 'scots', 'slovak', 'syriac', 'malayalam', 'classical greek', 'archaic chinese', 'yue', 'ladino', 'slovenian', 'irish gaelic', 'latvian', 'greek', 'malayali', 'kurdish', 'old east slavic', 'georgian', 'ojibwe', 'german', 'castellano', 'tajik', 'cherokee', 'lakota', 'hebrew grammar', 'dutch', 'catalonian', 'afrikaans', 'germanophone']
Urmas Paet
Urmas Paet (born 20 April 1974) is an Estonian politician who was Minister of Foreign Affairs of Estonia from 2005 to 2014. He is a member of the Estonian Reform Party. In September 2010, Paet became the longest serving minister since the re-establishment of Estonian independence.