By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Kruuse

Economic viewpoints support competitiveness and export potential, emphasizing the need to reduce imports (e.g., protein-rich feeds) and utilize precision farming. It is stressed that Estonia must maintain its share of EU subsidies and reach the European average level to ensure competitive conditions. Support is provided for farmers' risk hedging against world market prices and climate fluctuations.

Economic perspectives are focusing on the impact of the debt burden on interest rates and the cyclicality of the economy. There appears to be concern regarding the previous over-leveraging of the economy, and confirmation is being sought that the current situation is a corrective phase that could provide stronger momentum in the future.

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Economic perspectives focus on financial stability and the protection of depositors, supporting regulation that ensures community-based fundraising and lending are conducted securely. The fundamental principle is prioritized: that depositors' money must be protected.

It strongly supports the domestic economy and strategic protectionism, emphasizing the preference for Estonian raw materials and food in Defense Forces procurements. This position is justified by the need to ensure the stability of the food sector and link it directly to national defense.

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