By Plenary Sessions: Kalev Stoicescu

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The social focus is directed toward civil security and the population's crisis preparedness, particularly through the requirement to establish shelters. This topic is framed within the context of security and national defense.

The social focus is on civil protection and crisis preparedness, which encompasses informing the public, establishing shelters, and social responsibility. It is emphasized that those who cannot manage on their own must receive assistance, and those who are capable must help others.

The societal focus is currently on valuing the human resources that contribute to national defense and strengthening the public's will to defend. There is a demand that police officers, border guards, and rescue workers receive compensation commensurate with their duties, given that they are on the front lines daily. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of maintaining composure and avoiding the spread of war panic.

The main social issue is ending the unequal treatment of permanent residents of small islands and ensuring the viability of these communities by allowing status to be granted even to islands with only one resident. The historical importance of restoring communities liquidated by the occupying powers is also stressed.