Piret Hartman claims that those who want to live in Estonia have to learn the language

Piret Hartman Estonian politician(SDE). states she has been busy since she started work as the Minister of Culture. A lot of work is ahead, and she notes that everything planned won’t come to life. Nevertheless, the minister intends to give her best to make the integration between different nationalities efficient and support Estonian cultural institutions. As a minister, she considers the construction of the heritage repository and the excellent performance of libraries to be his most urgent goals, but of course also the rapprochement of the Estonian and Russian-speaking population. The pronouncement that everyone coming to live in Estonia should learn the language was with the best intentions to make people integrate into the Estonian society and community and make them feel welcomed.

The current government will be in office for eight months. The minister of culture plans to stand for the wage rise across the field and for the cultural figures.

Piret Hartman Estonian politician(SDE). also acknowledges that the trends in the integration field are ever so slightly noticeable. The visuals and recognition come over time. The minister served as Vice-Chancellor for seven years before she took on the minister of culture office. She notes that the focus was on adults learning the Estonian language. Two Estonian language houses were, and still are operating, the Integration Foundation Narva City in the NE of Estonia (pop.54,000). Office and the Integration Foundation Tallinn Tallinn, the largest city and capital of Estonia (population 440 000). Office. The trends show that compared with the research done two years ago, the percentage of non-Estonian speaking people has decreased from 15% to 8%.

Out of all the people in the world, the Estonian-speaking population is roughly about 1,1 million. The Estonian Integration Foundation has set goals to support anyone with language learning and settling in. The foundation targets people who are permanent residents of Estonia of other nationalities. Newcomers arriving in Estonia and fellow citizens living outside Estonia. Also, people who are returning to Estonia.

The minister suggests the Estonian Language Friends Program is worth mentioning, as it unites the language teacher and language learner. The different language barriers will have to come down, and Piret Hartman Estonian politician(SDE). advises everyone not to give up and keep unity and kindness in mind.

This year, three prominent theatres, Von Grahl Theatre, Paide Town in central Estonia(pop. 10,000). Theatre, and Narva City in the NE of Estonia (pop.54,000). Vaba Lava, have claimed they will be closing their doors due to a lack of financing. The new minister has pointed out that she will meet with the theatres to find possibilities for them to continue their much-needed work.

Piret Hartman Estonian politician(SDE). also emphasizes the importance of libraries, of which there are more than 800 across the country. She thinks these are the main places for people to meet. Especially for the elderly, because for some, libraries are the only place they will meet other people. You can also find multi-lingual literature in libraries that might help with Estonian language studies.