Anna-Kaisa Ikonen
Finnish politician (born 1977)
Anna-Kaisa Ikonen | |
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![]() Ikonen in 2023 | |
Minister of Local and Regional Government | |
Incumbent | |
Assumed office 20 June 2023 | |
Prime Minister | Petteri Orpo |
Preceded by | Sirpa Paatero |
Member of the Finnish Parliament for Pirkanmaa | |
Incumbent | |
Assumed office 17 April 2019 | |
Parliamentary group | National Coalition Party |
Personal details | |
Born | Anna-Kaisa Ikonen (1977-04-04) 4 April 1977 (age 47) Tampere, Häme Province, Finland |
Political party | National Coalition Party |
Alma mater | University of Tampere |
Occupation | Professor of practice |
Website | https://www.anna-kaisaikonen.fi/ |
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Anna-Kaisa Ikonen (born 4 April 1977) is a Finnish politician currently serving in the Parliament of Finland representing the National Coalition Party from the Pirkanmaa constituency.[2] She served as the mayor of Tampere between 2013 and 2017 and won the city council election in 2021.[3]
In June 2023, she was appointed Minister of Local and Regional Government in the Orpo Cabinet.[4]
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Eduskunta members 2023–2027
- Aalto-Setälä
- Autto
- Castrén (2024–)
- Eestilä
- Fagerström
- Grahn-Laasonen
- Häkkänen
- Hänninen
- Heinonen
- Heikkinen
- Ikonen
- Jukkola
- Jäntti
- Kaleva
- Kauma
- Kaunisto
- Kaunistola
- Keto-Huovinen
- Kilpi
- Kinnari
- Kiuru
- Kopra
- Koulumies
- Lahdenperä
- Laiho
- Limnéll
- Lindberg
- Marttinen
- Multala
- Mykkänen
- Orpo
- Paasi (2024–)
- Partanen
- Päivärinta
- Risikko
- Salla
- Sammallahti
- Sarkomaa
- Satonen
- Sirén
- Talvitie
- Toveri
- Valkonen
- Valtola
- Valtonen
- Vestman
- Vikman
- Väyrynen
- Wallinheimo
- Zyskowicz
- Antikainen
- Bergbom
- Eerola
- Elomaa
- Garedew
- Halla-aho
- Huhtasaari
- Huru
- Immonen
- Junnila
- Juuso
- Juvonen
- Kangas
- Keskisarja
- Koponen
- Koskela
- Laakso
- Lehtinen
- Lundén
- Meri
- Mäenpää
- Mäkelä
- Niemi
- Nieminen
- Peltokangas
- Piisinen
- Polvinen
- Puisto
- Purra
- Ranne
- Rantanen
- Rasinkangas (2024–)
- Reijonen
- Rintamäki
- Ronkainen
- Rostila
- Rydman
- Savio
- Seppänen
- Sillanpää
- Simula
- Strandman
- Tavio
- Tynkkynen
- Vigelius
- Vähämäki
- Asell
- Berg
- Eloranta
- Eskelinen
- Filatov
- Gebhard
- Guzenina
- Haatainen
- Hamari (2023–)
- Harakka
- Heinäluoma
- Hiltunen
- Kari
- Kiljunen
- Kiuru
- Kokko
- Koskinen
- Kumpula-Natri (2024–)
- Kvarnström
- Kymäläinen
- Lindén
- Lindtman
- Lyly
- Malm
- Marin
- Marttila
- Merinen
- Mikkonen
- Mäkinen
- Mäkynen
- Nikkanen
- Nurminen
- Ojala-Niemelä
- Peltonen
- Perholehto
- Rantanen
- Razmyar
- Räsänen
- Skinnari
- Suhonen
- Tuppurainen
- Viitala
- Viitanen
- Väätäinen
- Werning
- Adlercreutz
- Andersson
- Bergqvist
- Biaudet
- Henriksson
- Ingo (2024–)
- Norrback
- Ollikainen
- Strand
- Wickström
‡ = Elected under a different party.
Italic = Left office before end of term.
Italic = Left office before end of term.
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