Officials
- Representatives
NOC representatives were president Mart Siimann and secretary general Toomas Tõnise, delegation head: Martti Raju, press attaché: Sven Sommer, olympic attaché: the Estonian Ambassador in Greece Andres Unga and assistant Merle Kaljurand.
- Team doctors
- Dr. Rein Jalak and Dr. Mihkel Mardna
- Team coaches and technical personnel
- Athletics: representative Erich Teigamägi, coaches Josef Schmidl, Heino Puuste, Andrei Nazarov, Roland Rahnu, Raimond Luts, Aleksander Tammert senior, physiotherapist Josef Obermüller and masseur Eero Kiidli
- Cycling: representative Urmas Karlson, coach Toivo Suvi, chiropractic Serge Paoletti and masseur Laurent Bensadi
- Judo: representative Tõnu Lume, head coach Aavo Põhjala, coach Feliks Saakjan, practice partner Dmitri Budõlin chiropractic Dr. Allan Garry Oolo Austin and masseur Vladimir Stepanjan
- Rowing: representative Jaan Tults, coaches Sergei Glushko and Igor Grinko, masseur Ulvi Veiden
- Sailing: representative Dag Trink
- Shooting: representative Mati Mark
- Swimming: coaches Riho Aljand, Tatjana Partõka and masseur Kristi Singi
- Tennis: representative Ilona Poljakova, coach Tiit Kivistik
- Triathlon: coach Jüri Käen
- Wrestling: coach Henn Põlluste
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