By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

The focus is heavily international, centering on the USA as a crucial security partner and on New York as a hub for finance and startup entrepreneurship. Emphasis is placed on the significant role of the large Estonian community residing in the USA. Other diaspora communities (Canada, Australia) are also mentioned, along with the potential to utilize buildings owned by expatriate Estonians as business centers.

The focus is directed toward major national projects (Rail Baltic) and the utilization of resources (phosphorite, gravel, and sand) that impact Estonia’s environment and economy. Furthermore, international examples of the energy crisis (Germany) are highlighted for comparison.

The regional focus is presented through specific examples, such as the confiscation of the Lihula monument and the activities of taxi drivers from Central Asia in the capital. The overall focus, however, remains on national security and legislative issues.

The focus is at the national level, centering on the development of domestic industry and Estonia's competitiveness within the international context. Specific local regions are not mentioned.

The focus is on themes of national historical memory, but geographically, specific emphasis is placed on the location of the Lihula monument and the Sinimäed memorial dedicated to the fight for freedom. No specific local economic or social projects are mentioned.

A strong regional focus is directed towards Estonian villages and rural life, emphasizing their decline due to government policy (the green transition). Sensible economic activity is favored in rural areas, contrasting this with bog restoration, and reference is made to the historical land improvement work carried out by the people of Saaremaa and other regions.