Which position was Douglas first appointed to in 2001 by Tony Blair?
Minister of State for e-Commerce and Competitiveness in the Department of Trade and Industry
Minister of State for the Cabinet Office
Secretary of State for Scotland
Secretary of State for Transport
Answer
Douglas Alexander was first appointed to the position of Minister of State for e-Commerce and Competitiveness in the Department of Trade and Industry by Tony Blair in 2001. He was responsible for the UK's e-commerce strategy and for promoting the UK as a global leader in e-commerce. He also oversaw the development of the UK's first e-commerce strategy, which was published in 2002.
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