Difference between revisions of "Algis Kaseta"
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Algis Kaseta (born 20 December 1962 in Mergežeryje, Lithuania) is a historian, Lithuanian politician and social activist. First time was elected to the parliament in 1996. From 2012 in the National Security and Defence Committee from fraction of the liberal movement. | Algis Kaseta (born 20 December 1962 in Mergežeryje, Lithuania) is a historian, Lithuanian politician and social activist. First time was elected to the parliament in 1996. From 2012 in the National Security and Defence Committee from fraction of the liberal movement. | ||
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== Political Career == | == Political Career == | ||
| − | + | Participate in the political activities since 1988. Was one of the founders of the Movement of Varėnos also initiated the restoration of Lithuanian Riflemen's Union. From 1996 a member of the Parliament, he served in theNational Security (later - the National Security and Defense)as a Vice-Chairman of the Committee. Worked in Drug Prevention and Regional Development Commission. Until now belongs to the Lithuanian Riflemen Union. Since December 2012 works in the National Security and Defence Committee and in the Youth and Sports and the Commission. | |
== Education == | == Education == | ||
Revision as of 10:09, 7 October 2014
Algis Kaseta (born 20 December 1962 in Mergežeryje, Lithuania) is a historian, Lithuanian politician and social activist. First time was elected to the parliament in 1996. From 2012 in the National Security and Defence Committee from fraction of the liberal movement.
Political Career
Participate in the political activities since 1988. Was one of the founders of the Movement of Varėnos also initiated the restoration of Lithuanian Riflemen's Union. From 1996 a member of the Parliament, he served in theNational Security (later - the National Security and Defense)as a Vice-Chairman of the Committee. Worked in Drug Prevention and Regional Development Commission. Until now belongs to the Lithuanian Riflemen Union. Since December 2012 works in the National Security and Defence Committee and in the Youth and Sports and the Commission.
