Minister of Infrastructure Leis promised to seek European funding for the Haapsalu railway construction
Estonia's Infrastructure Minister Kuldar Leis announced plans to request EU funding for the construction of the Haapsalu railway, as domestic financing is deemed insufficient.
Live at 12: Kallas, Joller, and Leis in the Riigikogu Information Hour
In a live information hour at the Riigikogu, key ministers, including Kristina Kallas and Karmen Joller, will address questions from members of parliament on various important issues.
Government sells new state-owned enterprise
The Estonian government announced plans to attempt the sale of the state-owned enterprise, Teede Tehnokeskus, again after a previous unsuccessful attempt.
According to Leis, Ruhnu will receive fuel and Vormsi will have a new ice road
Estonia's Infrastructure Minister Kuldar Leis announced the upcoming transportation of fuel to Ruhnu Island and the opening of a new ice road between Vormsi Island and the mainland.
Leis: Agreement with Latvians that Rail Baltic will be ready by 2030
Estonia's Infrastructure Minister Kuldar Leis confirmed an agreement with Latvia for the Rail Baltic project to be completed by 2030, despite concerns regarding funding and construction issues in Latvia.
GOVERNMENT PRESS CONFERENCE ⟩ Participants Keldo, Tsahkna, Leis
The Estonian government press conference today features Erkki Keldo, Margus Tsahkna, and Kuldar Leis, and it will be livestreamed by Postimees.
Live at 13:30: Leis and Sauk discuss state road works
Transportation Minister Kuldar Leis and the Director General of the Transport Agency Priit Sauk will discuss the state road maintenance plan for 2026-2029 during a press conference.
Leis: The construction of Pärnu's four-lane road is currently more important than the Tartu direction
Infrastructure Minister Kuldar Leis emphasized that completing the construction of Pärnu's four-lane road is critical due to its dangerousness, with the Tartu direction to follow.
At 21:40 "In the First Studio" Kuldar Leis
The Estonian government has decided to proceed with the construction of four-lane roads after years of insufficient funding, with Infrastructure Minister Kuldar Leis addressing the reasons for the delay and the need for additional financing during the ETV show "In the First Studio".