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Hammond, Aleqa () Former Member of the Folketing, Nunatta Qitornai Aleqa Hammond, born September 23rd 1965 in Narsaq Grønland, daughter of late Piitaaraq Johansen and pensioner AneMarie Johansen. Member period Member of the Folketing for Nunatta Qitornai in Greenland, 25. April 2018 – 5. June 2019. Member of the Folketing for Outside the parliamentary groups in Greenland, 23. August 2016 – 24. April 2018. Member of the Folketing for Siumut in Greenland, 18. June 2015 – 22. August 2016. Candidate for Siumut in Greenland nomination district, 20152016. Parliamentary career Vicechairwoman of The Greenland Committee 20152019. Chairwoman for Siumut 20032014. Chairman of Greenland's Regional Government 20132014. Greenland's Minister for Foreign and Financial Affairs, 20072009. Greenland's Minister for Family and Judicial Affairs, 20052007. Education Teacher Education, Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada, 19871990. Upper Secondary School certificate (business studies, Grønlands Gymnasium, Aasisaat, 1985 1987. Employment Tourism Manager, Qaqortoq, 20022005. Commissioner, Inuit Circumpolar Conference, 19992002. Regional Coordinator, Greenland Tourism, 19901993. Affiliations Member of the South Greenland Tourism Board, 20032005. Member of the Great Greenland Board, 20042005. Protector, Avannaata Qimussersua (The Great Dog Sled Race) 20102013. Protector, Avannaata Qimussersua (The Great Dog Sled Race) since 2015. Awards The Nersornaat Medal of Merit in gold 2013. The biography is no longer updated from June 7th 2019. Side 1 / 2 Hammond, Aleqa () Former Member of the Folketing, Nunatta Qitornai Aleqa Hammond, born September 23rd 1965 in Narsaq Grønland, daughter of late Piitaaraq Johansen and pensioner AneMarie Johansen. Member period Member of the Folketing for Nunatta Qitornai in Greenland, 25. April 2018 – 5. June 2019. Member of the Folketing for Outside the parliamentary groups in Greenland, 23. August 2016 – 24. April 2018. Member of the Folketing for Siumut in Greenland, 18. June 2015 – 22. August 2016. Candidate for Siumut in Greenland nomination district, 20152016. Parliamentary career Vicechairwoman of The Greenland Committee 20152019. Chairwoman for Siumut 20032014. Chairman of Greenland's Regional Government 20132014. Greenland's Minister for Foreign and Financial Affairs, 20072009. Greenland's Minister for Family and Judicial Affairs, 20052007. Education Teacher Education, Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada, 19871990. Upper Secondary School certificate (business studies, Grønlands Gymnasium, Aasisaat, 1985 1987. Employment Tourism Manager, Qaqortoq, 20022005. Commissioner, Inuit Circumpolar Conference, 19992002. Regional Coordinator, Greenland Tourism, 19901993. Affiliations Member of the South Greenland Tourism Board, 20032005. Member of the Great Greenland Board, 20042005. Protector, Avannaata Qimussersua (The Great Dog Sled Race) 20102013. Protector, Avannaata Qimussersua (The Great Dog Sled Race) since 2015. Awards The Nersornaat Medal of Merit in gold 2013. The biography is no longer updated from June 7th 2019. Side 2 / 2.

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