Estonia's new president Ülle Madise visits Finland
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Estonia's new president Ülle Madise has begun her term in office. She took her oath of office on Monday, October 12, at the Estonian parliament building, the Riigikogu, in Tallinn. The election of the president is a significant event in our neighboring country, Estonia.
President Madise is visiting Finland immediately at the beginning of her term. The visit takes place on Wednesday, and it highlights the close relations between Finland and Estonia. Cooperation between the two states has traditionally been close in many different fields.
There is a strong political and economic connection between Finland and Estonia. Meetings between presidents are important, as they strengthen the dialogue between the countries and common security in the Baltic Sea region.
Madise's visit to Finland is her first trip abroad as president. During the visit, the intention is to discuss current issues between the countries and future cooperation.
Sources: Daily Finland
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