By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The focus is on national security, but significant emphasis has also been placed on the state of rural areas and agriculture. Criticism is directed at the depopulation of regions located outside of Tallinn's "golden ring," as well as the lack of farmer representation in the government. Farmers are viewed as the backbone of Estonian security.

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The focus is clearly at the national level, concentrating on the security of the Estonian people and the nation's overall crisis preparedness. The defense industry park and the food security of the Estonian population are mentioned; however, specific regions are not referenced.

The focus is very strongly on Ida-Virumaa and rural areas. He/She emphasizes the specific challenges facing Ida-Virumaa, such as high unemployment, vacant apartments, and difficulties securing loans for reconstruction. He/She also calls for the development of the eastern road network (the Jõhvi bypass) to stimulate the economy and create jobs.

Insufficient data. The speaker's focus is on national economic measures (the Income Tax Act) and the administrative procedures of state authorities (MTA), with no references to specific regional problems or projects.

The strong regional focus is on Ida-Viru County (Toila municipality), where the importance of preserving Estonian-language education is emphasized. Additionally, attention is being paid to the security of Estonia’s eastern border on Lake Peipus. A nationally important institution in Tartu (the University of Tartu) is also being addressed.

The focus is nationwide, addressing all Soviet-era monuments across Estonia, emphasizing the necessity of solving the problem comprehensively, rather than concentrating solely on one specific location or region.

The focus is on both national and international issues. Domestically, emphasis is placed on establishing security in rural areas and expressing concern over the regionally divisive impact of Rail Baltic, which effectively cuts Estonia in half. On the international front, there is strong opposition to allocating 1.2 billion euros to enhance Ukraine's defense capabilities, with demands that these funds be used instead for Estonian national defense.

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The focus is national and international, emphasizing the importance of maintaining air connections with the rest of the world that operate through Tallinn as a hub. Specific local or regional projects are not mentioned.