Minister of Foreign Affairs (Estonia)
The list gives an overview of the foreign ministers of Estonia.
Republic of Estonia
( before the Second World War)
- Jaan Poska 1919
- Ants Piip 1919
- Ado Birk 1919-1920
- Kaarel Robert Pusta 1920
- Otto August Strandman 1920-1921
- Ants Piip 1921-1922
- Aleksander Hellat 1922-1923
- Friedrich Karl Akel 1923-1924
- Otto August 1924 Strandman
- Kaarel Robert Pusta 1924-1925
- Ants Piip 1925-1926
- Friedrich Karl Akel 1926-1927
- Aleksander Hellat 1927
- Hans Rebane 1927-1928
- Jaan Lattik 1928-1931
- Jaan Tõnisson 1931-1932
- Mihkel Pung 1932
- August Rei 1932-1933
- Ants Piip 1933
- Julius Seljamaa1933 -1936
- Friedrich Karl Akel 1936-1938
- Karl seltzer 1938-1939
- Ants Piip 1939-1940
Estonian governments in exile
- Rei August 1944
- Hans Rebane 1945-1949
- Aleksander Warma 1953-1964
- August Koern 1964-1982
- Elmar Lipping 1982-1990
- Olev Olesk 1990-1992
After the restoration of Estonian independence
- Lennart Meri 1990-1992
- Jaan Manitski 1992
- Trivimi Velliste 1992-1994
- Jüri Luik 1994-1995
- Riivo Sinijärv 1995
- Siim Kallas 1995-1996
- Toomas Hendrik Ilves 1996-1998
- Raul Mälk 1998-1999
- Toomas Hendrik Ilves 1999-2002
- Kristiina Ojuland 2002-2005
- Rein Lang 2005
- Urmas Paet since 2005
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