By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Valge

The focus is heavily on domestic policies (Estonian economy and migration management). The international focus is important because Estonian policy is compared with the practices of Latvia and Lithuania, and reference is made to the wish of Ukrainian President Zelenskyy.

The focus is on a specific regional infrastructure project, namely the issue of leasing out Tartu Prison. However, this is being tied to broader issues concerning national economic policy and security.

The focus is clearly national (Estonian demography, security, the restoration of the Defence Forces Cemetery). Regional examples (Viljandi, Tartu Prison) are used to illustrate broader national policy, not to represent local interests.

The focus is distinctly international, comparing Estonia’s economic indicators (productivity, competitiveness) against those of other OECD countries and its Baltic neighbors (Latvia, Lithuania). A domestic regional focus is absent.

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The focus is distinctly national, centered on the large-scale infrastructure project (Rail Baltic) and the broader issue of societal governance in Estonia.

The focus is primarily national and institutional, concentrating on the needs of the Estonian labor market and the quality of higher education. Special attention is paid to the fulfillment of administrative agreements by Tallinn University of Technology and the University of Tartu regarding the promotion of the Estonian academic language, with the University of Tartu also being mentioned as the speaker's alma mater.