By Plenary Sessions: Vladimir Arhipov

The speaker focuses on national energy issues, comparing Estonia’s situation with Finland. Specific regional aspects are not addressed.

It focuses on Estonian territorial waters and specifically mentions the Port of Sillamäe, highlighting local security issues and their impact at the national level.

Based on the limited data, it is not possible to draw conclusions regarding the regional focus.

It focuses primarily on nationwide infrastructure projects such as Rail Baltic and Via Baltica. It addresses Estonia-Europe connectivity and Ukraine-Estonia trade relations, demonstrating an interest in the country's international affairs.

It clearly focuses on the problems of Russian-speaking local governments, emphasizing the specific characteristics and needs of these regions. It highlights the importance of providing services in the native language for children with special needs.

It focuses primarily on nationwide issues, but specifically mentions Pühtitsa Convent and Nevsky Cathedral as important religious sites. It emphasizes Estonia's vulnerability as a small country and the need for peace "in its beautiful and so vulnerable homeland."

Due to the limited data, it is not possible to draw conclusions regarding the regional focus.

The speaker concentrates on nationwide issues, highlighting the impact on "every person living in Estonia" within the context of energy policy. Regional differences or local interests are not mentioned; the focus remains on the general consequences of national policy. The approach is clearly national in scope, not regional.

Mentions experience working in local government and refers to the situation of local authorities in the context of the care reform. It is emphasized that there is still no information at the local level regarding the allocation of the 60 million euros. The focus is more on nationwide social problems than specific regional issues.

It mentions a specific incident at the Pihlakodu care home, but focuses more on the nationwide system than on regional specifics. There is insufficient data.

The text primarily focuses on nationwide issues, though it does mention the unique situation of rural areas regarding electricity grid connection costs. It stresses that residents in rural areas have to pay "even more" for grid connection. Overall, the viewpoint is national, lacking specific regional emphasis.

It focuses on national issues, mentioning a local producer as an entity requiring support. It uses international comparison, referencing the experiences of European countries, but the main emphasis is on Estonia's domestic problems.

There is insufficient data to determine the regional focus.

It focuses heavily on regional development issues, emphasizing the challenges faced by rural areas, such as access to services, transport links, and infrastructure. It highlights specific projects like the Rohuküla rail service and ferry connections to the islands. It criticizes the concentration of services in urban centers and demands investments outside the "golden ring" as well.