Minister for Foreign Trade and Development (Finland)

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The Minister for Foreign Trade and Development (Finnish: ulkomaankauppa- ja kehitysministeri,^[1] Swedish: utrikeshandels- och utvecklingsminister^[2]) is one of the 17 ministerial portfolios represented in the Finnish Government.^[3] The Minister for Foreign Trade and Development is one of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs' three ministerial positions; the other two are the Minister for Foreign Affairs and the Minister for Nordic Cooperation.^[4] The incumbent Minister for Foreign Trade and Development for the Sipilä Cabinet is Anne-Mari Virolainen of the National Coalition Party.^[5]

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