Renewed: 27.01.2012, 10:36

Speeches

• Government Communication Unit, 23 April 2013 13:22 Prime Minister Andrus Ansip’s Veterans Day address, 23 April 2013

  At 95 years old, the Republic of Estonia has never before been more securely protected than today – we are a member of NATO and the European Union, relations with our allies are strong, and the state invests two per cent of gross domestic product into defence in order to guarantee our country’s primary defence capabilities. Estonia has more international authority now than ever before. This is an achievement our nation can be proud of.

  This achievement has in large part been secured by our brave, well educated and internationally valued members of the defence forces with their dedication to their profession – the guaranteeing of security. The contribution of these men and women to Estonia’s national defence capabilities is invaluable. Today, on 23 April, we are celebrating Veterans Day for the first time in Estonia in orde...

• Government Communication Unit, 23 February 2013 19:36 Speech of Prime Minister Andrus Ansip in Tartu, 23 February 2013

  Dear Estonia!
  Dear people of Tartu, dear compatriots,
  I wish you all good health and success on the eve of the 95 th anniversary of our state. I congratulate the people of Tartu who have received lifetime achievement awards.

• Government Communication Unit, 09 October 2012 13:28 Prime minister’s speech on the government’s European Union policy

  Esteemed members of the Riigikogu,
  Excellencies.
  Thank you for the opportunity to give an overview of the Government’s EU policy.

• Government Communication Unit, 27 September 2012 15:45 Prime Minister Ansip’s political statement upon the presentation of the 2013 state budget to the Riigikogu, 27 September 2012

  Honourable Ms Chairman, respected Members of the Riigikogu,
  The Government has presented to you the draft state budget for 2013.

• Government Communication Unit, 27 January 2012 10:37 Prime Minister Andrus Ansip’s speech at the opening of the memorial to the Estonian Jews who died in the Holocaust, the Memory Gallery, at the Estonian Jewish Community Centre