Prime Minister Petteri Orpo (National Coalition Party) will speak at the party's chairman day event in Helsinki on Saturday, where he is expected to provide current updates to attendees. Ilta-Sanomat will broadcast Orpo's speech and the subsequent media session live. A significant aspect of the event is the anticipation surrounding whether Orpo will disclose his intentions for the future, particularly regarding his potential candidacy for re-election as the chair of the National Coalition Party during the party congress this summer.

Orpo has been leading the National Coalition Party since June 2016, making his leadership tenure nearly ten years. His decision on whether to seek another term is crucial not just for the party but also for Finland's political landscape as the country gears up for the upcoming elections. Speculation about his intentions could impact party dynamics and voter support, showing the importance of this event in shaping the political narrative.

The chairman days are taking place at the Rantapuisto hotel in Helsinki, providing a platform for party members and supporters to engage with their leadership. The live broadcast is indicative of the event's significance for the Kokoomus party members and the general public, reflecting the transparent nature of Finnish politics, where leaders are encouraged to communicate openly with their constituents.