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Aet Rahe and Ivar Tallo appointed as new members of the Supervisory Board of the Estonian Internet Foundation.
Aet Rahe is the Head of the State Information Systems Department (RISO) of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications, while Ivar Tallo is a founder and Member of the Supervisory Board of the e-Governance Academy Foundation.
The Minister also recalled the present Chairman of the Board Marika Priske and Member of the Board Lauri Almann.
Jaanus Tehver, Attorney-at-law and partner of Law Office Tehver & Partners, Erkki Koort, Deputy Secretary-General for Internal Security of the Estonian Ministry of Interior, Mati Leet, IT adviser to the Estonian Reform Party and Tiit Vapper, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Reaalsüsteemid AS continue as Members of the Supervisory Board of the Estonian Internet Foundation.
The Foundation is an organisation established by the Government of the Republic and the Association of Information Technology and Telecommunications for administrating Estonia's top-level domain .ee and the infrastructure associated with it.
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