By Months: Maido Ruusmann

The focus is heavily regional, highlighting nationwide disparities in wealth distribution. Specific attention is paid to Southeast Estonia as the most lagging region, where wages are low and people are leaving. The necessity of investments in geopolitically significant border regions is also underscored.

The regional focus is extremely strong, emphasizing the identity of a "rural liberal." Particular importance is placed on the challenges facing Southeastern Estonia (specifically, paving gravel roads) and Central and Southern Estonia concerning population decline. There is an emphasis on developing transport links between major centers and their hinterlands to support commuter traffic, and the Tartu–Riga and Tartu–Helsinki connections are specifically mentioned.

The focus is heavily regional, highlighting the concerns of Southeast Estonia regarding the lack of investment and the ongoing out-migration of residents. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of stimulating economic growth and entrepreneurship outside major population centers to ensure balanced national development.

The focus is heavily regional, centered on the economic and social conditions in Southeast Estonia, which is widely regarded as one of the country’s least prosperous areas. The speaker stresses their personal ties to Southeast Estonia and calls for the government to prioritize this region. The Ida-Viru region is cited as a precedent regarding the necessity of a special program.

The speaker emphasizes a strong regional focus, identifying himself as a representative from Southeast Estonia. He calls for economic policy and recovery efforts to be regionally equitable in order to reduce the prosperity gap currently affecting Southeast Estonia.

The regional focus is heavily centered on Estonia's internal regional disparities. Particular emphasis is placed on the need to support peripheral regions and ensure the presence of talented children there, in order to reduce development gaps.