By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The most important social issue is the position of the Estonian language and the preservation of the cultural space, which are threatened by English- and Russian-language "bubbles" and large-scale immigration. The transition to Estonian-language instruction is viewed as a public good necessary for the integration of society and the maintenance of the language space.

A prominent social issue is the protection and recognition of natural sacred sites, which is being addressed within the context of property rights and compensation. This topic touches upon the intersection of cultural heritage and environmental protection.

The main social issue is the importance of population and birth rate policies, coupled with concern over the inability to integrate foreign labor. It highlights the problem of compliance with language requirements, pointing to 80,000 workers who do not meet these standards, and considers immigration detrimental to the sustainability of society.

Among the social problems highlighted is the importance of population policy and the social consequences stemming from the decline in the population of rural areas, such as the exodus of young people and the deterioration of security. A central theme is the preservation of local community identity and decision-making autonomy in order to prevent a nationwide decline in the quality of life.