BalticsPublished: 20 September 2026 at 12:45

Estonian PM's parliamentary secretary declares €9,402 in debt

Kristo Avot, parliamentary secretary to Estonian Prime Minister Andres Kulberg, has declared debt liabilities of €9,402 in the asset declaration filed upon taking office.

An asset declaration filed by Kristo Avot, parliamentary secretary to Estonian Prime Minister Andres Kulberg, shows debt liabilities totaling €9,402.

In Estonia, as in Latvia, newly appointed officials and politicians are required to submit public asset declarations when taking office, disclosing their financial situation, including income, property and outstanding debts.

Avot's declaration was filed in connection with his appointment as parliamentary secretary under Prime Minister Kulberg. The source report does not provide further details on the content of the declaration or the origin of the debt.

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