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Estonia Will Help Montenegro to Join European Union

“During the next meeting of the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the Alliance that will take place in December, we will value and recognize your strong political willingness and clear actions in your country’s Euro-Atlantic integration,”said the Estonian President Thomas H. Ilves to Montenegro Head of State Filip Vujanovic, currently in Estonia for a State visit.

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President Obama Congratulates Estonia


During his European round of public glorification, the new USA President respected the protocol spending pleasant words for each and every country he had listed in his agenda, Estonia included.

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Paet and UN Secretary-General Discuss Gaza, Georgia, Fight against Piracy

Urmas Paet and Ban Ki-moon

At his meeting with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in New York on the evening of Monday, 12 January, Foreign Minister Urmas Paet expressed hope that after the approval of the UN Security Council resolution on 8 January it will be possible for Gaza to establish a truce so that civilian deaths will end.

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Prime Minister Welcomes Expansion of US Visa Waiver Programme to Estonia


Prime Minister Andrus Ansip met yesterday with US Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff, who confirmed that visa freedom between Estonia and the USA will take effect as of 17 November 2008.

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Ansip: Through Visa Freedom, US shows Its Trust into Estonia


Tallinn, Stenbock House, 17 October 2008 – Prime Minister Andrus Ansip welcomes today’s US application regarding Estonia joining the United States’ visa freedom programme. According to Ansip, the extension of the USA’s visa freedom is significant for Estonia, since through that decision the US shows great trust into Estonia and its citizens.

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