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Estonian MEPs: Decision has been made that EUR 1.4 bln is there for Rail Baltic 2021-03-14 BNS/TBT Staff
TALLINN - It became clear in the outgoing week that the extra amount of 1.4 billion euros necessary for the completion of the Rail Baltic railway project by 2026 has been set aside in the new budget of the European Union under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF), Postimees said.
It said that all Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania now need to do is build, and let Brussels know when another tranche of money for the construction of a new section of the railway is needed.
ERR News republishes the full coalition agreement between the Reform and Center parties upon which the new government is formed. It will last from 2021 until 2023, when new national elections are called.
The aim of the coalition is to continue to resolve the COVID-19 crisis, to keep Estonia forward-looking, and to improve the country in all areas and regions.
This translation was provided to ERR News by the Center Party but it can also be read on the government s website:
OVERVIEW
The Estonian Reform Party and the Estonian Centre Party form a government that will continue to efficiently solve the COVID-19 crisis, maintain the progressive nature of Estonia, and develop the state in all fields and regions.
First COVID-19 Case Reported in Estonian Parliament Sun 20th December 2020 | 04:20 PM
HELSINKI (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 20th December, 2020) The first case of coronavirus among lawmakers of the Estonian Parliament, which is currently on a Christmas break, has been recorded. Dear friends. [On Saturday] I learned that I tested positive for coronavirus. I am in touch with the health department and I follow the recommendations issued by them and my familydoctor. Friends, your good health will be the best gift for me. I hope that by the end of the year my test will be negative, Urmas Kruuse, a parliamentarian from the opposition Estonian Reform Party, wrote on his Facebook.