By Plenary Sessions: Leo Kunnas

Economic considerations are tied to strategic industrial policy, promoting the development of the domestic defense industry. Particular emphasis is placed on leveraging the existing capacity of the Estonian mining industry and civil explosive production to initiate the manufacturing of military-grade explosives. This is a vision that merges security requirements with industrial growth.

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Economic perspectives are tied to national defense: he/she supports the establishment of a defense industry park and the attraction of foreign capital, while criticizing the current lack thereof. He/She sees a practical benefit in allowing reservists to store their weapons, specifically in the form of freeing up storage space that can then be used for holding ammunition reserves.