By Plenary Sessions: Urve Tiidus

Economic views support a legal framework that ensures competitiveness, protects property rights and entrepreneurship, and guarantees the well-being of the population. Emphasis is placed on significantly reducing the regulatory burden and avoiding overregulation. Preference is given to solutions that do not unduly restrict discretionary power, property, and entrepreneurship.

While specific economic policies are missing, the emphasis on international cooperation in research and development suggests support for knowledge-based economic growth and innovation.

Insufficient data. The discussions focus on administrative and personnel issues within the education sector, rather than on economic policy.

The economic perspective is evident in the concern over necessary infrastructure investments related to meeting environmental requirements and water recycling. This indicates an awareness that achieving environmental goals demands significant capital-intensive expenditures.

There is not enough data.

Economic perspectives concern European financial stability and risk management. The speaker positively assesses the fact that major financial risks from the past have not materialized, and is seeking assurance regarding future stability.

Lack of data