Contact details
Secretary to the Minister
Ms Tarja Haapakoski
Tel. +358 295 063 501
State Secretaries
Ms Ann-Mari Kemell
tel. +358 295 047 332
Ms Anna-Mari Vimpari, State Secretary of the ministerial group of the Centre Party
tel. +358 295 330 207
Advisers
Ms Mari Kokko, Special Adviser
tel. +358 40 521 2124
Mr Markku Rajala, Special Adviser
tel. +358 295 047 122
Mr Matias Ollila, Special Adviser
Mr Hannes Torppa, Special Adviser (July 1st onwards)
Ms Nina Alatalo, Adviser to the Minister (EU and International Affairs)
tel. +358 295 047 171
Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment
Aleksanterinkatu 4, Helsinki
PO Box 32
FI-00023 Government, Finland
[email protected]
Current issues
Ministerial working group approved main elements of proposals concerning digital identity and the redesign of the personal identity code
Finland accelerates hydrogen economy: Gasgrid establishes a hydrogen transmission company
Leasing of LNG terminal ship will ensure sufficient gas supply in Finland
Ministerial Committee on Economic Policy supports lease of LNG terminal ship with Estonia to free Finland of Dependency on Russian pipeline gas
Ministerial Committee on Economic Policy supports auction model for leasing public water areas for offshore wind power production
Government appoints new ministerial working group to develop digital transformation, data economy and public administration
EU climate package will also help Finland achieve climate neutrality
Jukka Ihanus appointed State Secretary
Anna-Mari Vimpari appointed State Secretary to Centre Party ministerial group
National Urban Strategy supports role of cities as innovators and in boosting competitiveness
Личные данные
Министр экономического развития с 10.12.2019
Бакалавр административных наук, депутат Парламента
Партия: Финляндский центр
Дата и место рождения: 15.4.1966 Тохолампи
Место жительства: Тохолампи
Политическая карьера
Министр экономического развития с 10.12.2019
Министр финансов в кабинете Антти Ринне 06.06.2019–10.12.2019
Заместитель премьер-министра в кабинете Антти Ринне 06.06.2019–12.9.2019
Министр экономического развития и управления государственным имуществом в кабинете Юхи Сипиля 29.12.2016–6.6.2019
Депутат Парламента с 1999 г. – н. в.
Член муниципального совета Тохолампи 2001 –2017 гr.
Председатель муниципального совета Тохолампи 1997–2000 гг.
Председатель правления Регионального союза Центральной Остроботнии 2001–2005 гг.
Член совета Регионального союза Центральной Остроботнии 1997–2000 гг.
Прочая профессиональная и общественная деятельность
Компания Pouttu Oy 1994–1999 гг.
Председатель Ассоциации рысистых бегов и коневодства Финляндии Suomen Hippos ry 2008–2016 гг.
Член правления Европейского рысистого союза (UET) 2009–2016 гг.
Прочие сведения
Супруг: Пирьё Пиккукангас-Линтиля
Увлечения: рысистые бега, футбол, спорт
Знание языков: финский, английский, шведский
Profile
Minister of Economic Affairs Mika Lintilä was born in Toholammi, Central Ostrobothnia, Finland. This is his sixth term as Member of Parliament.
During his parliamentary career that started in 1999, Lintilä has been member of the Commerce Committee and the Finance Committee and he has also chaired the Tax Sub-committee of the Finnish Parliament. He served as Minister of Economic Affairs in the previous Finnish Government under Prime Minister Juha Sipilä.
Lintilä holds a Bachelor's degree in Administrative Sciences from the University of Tampere.
Prior to his political career, Lintilä worked as Head of Finances at Finland’s oldest meat processing company Pouttu Ltd. Lintilä’s military rank is sergeant first class in the reserves. In 1988–1990, he participated in the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF) on the Golan Heights.
A trotting enthusiast, Lintilä chaired the Finnish Trotting and Breeding Association in 2008–2016 and was member of the Board of European Trotting Union in 2009–2016. He also plays football and follows spectator sports very actively.
Mika Lintilä is married with two daughters.
Further information
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