The Estonian head of state described Japan as a like-minded nation and a key partner in Asia, where economic cooperation is developing rapidly – especially in the digital and cyber fields – and cooperation is being pursued in support of Ukraine. President Karis spoke with Ambassador Koichiro about security developments in Asia and international cooperation to mitigate the situation in conflict areas.
Accepting the credentials of the Holy See ambassador, the head of state congratulated Archbishop Gänswein on the upcoming jubilee of the Roman Catholic Church and the establishment of the Diocese of Tallinn within the Roman Catholic Church of Estonia. He spoke with the ambassador about the need for continued support for Ukraine and on resolving the conflicts in the Middle East and elsewhere in the world.
In meeting with Kenyan ambassador Angeline Kavindu Musili, President Karis spoke about increased cooperation in recent years in the areas of the economy and the digital transition. He also touched on the peace process in Ukraine and the security situation in the Middle East and Africa.
Accepting the credentials of the Egyptian ambassador, President Karis highlighted the good relations between Estonia and Egypt. They discussed Russia’s aggression in Ukraine, the situation in the Middle East and opportunities for cooperation in resolving conflicts. The head of state called on Egypt to actively support Ukraine’s peace formula.
The Japanese ambassador resides in Tallinn, while the ambassadors of the Holy See, Kenya and Egypt are based in Vilnius, Stockholm and Helsinki, respectively.
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