By Plenary Sessions: Luisa Rõivas

The primary social issue is education and the development of human capital, which is tied to achieving technological sovereignty. The speaker puts forward a concrete proposal to launch an ambitious educational program focused on teaching artificial intelligence across all school levels, starting from the first grade.

The social aspect is being addressed, emphasizing the need to strengthen the connection between e-residents and Estonian society so that the relationship is not purely economic. This indicates a desire to create a more permanent and deeper bond between e-residents and the state.

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It focuses on the accessibility and popularity of culture, noting that attending the cinema is significantly cheaper than other cultural genres. The cultural sector is regarded as a socially important activity, the support of which contributes to the well-being of society.

The speaker emphasizes the importance of children's joy and expresses deep sentimentality regarding themes of childhood, family, and love. This is evident in the Estonian lyrics for a Bee Gees song, written by the speaker's mother, which focus on love that blossomed during Christmas and the birth of a child.

The main social issue is the accessibility and justification of abortion, which the speaker strongly supports, treating it as a national healthcare service. She emphasizes the constitutional need to protect the rights of both the fetus and the pregnant woman, especially her life and health. The speaker leverages her personal identity (a mother of a large family) to support her social stance.

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