Because the United Kingdom is currently preparing to host the 26th UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, the discussion focused on climate goals. According to President Kaljulaid Estonia is dedicated to the Paris Agreement, planning to cut emissions 70% by 2030 and give up the use of oil shell in energy production by 2040.
Co-operation in NATO, cyberdefence and European security were also discussed at the meeting. President Kaljulaid thanked the United Kingdom for good defence cooperation and for their contribution to the security of Estonia and the Baltics. President Kaljulaid also introduced the global health data trust framework pilot initiative of Estonia and WHO.