By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

There is not enough data.

The criticism is aimed at the state and the ministries for their inaction and lack of coordination, which creates conflicts (e.g., the planning conflict with ELF) and leaves communities struggling. It is especially criticized that ministry representatives failed to show up at the local meeting, resulting in small investments being left unmade. The criticism is procedural and policy-related, not personal.

The criticism is directed at the general unevenness of Baltic cooperation and the slow progress of the Rail Baltic project, but not at specific political opponents or groups. The criticism is rather procedural and results-based.