Prime Minister Kristen Michal said that Estonia's economy is growing faster than the EU average.
According to Michal, wages are increasing and people's accounts are being filled with more money. People are spending more and traveling more both in Estonia and abroad.
Tax cuts are also helping businesses in production and exports. Unemployment has decreased and inflation is falling. Jobs are also increasing.
Estonia has increased defense spending to five percent of GDP. This gives people and businesses certainty about the future.
According to Michal, the Reform Party's plan is working well. Other parties cannot do this. The Reform Party stands strong for the economy, education, and culture.
The question in the elections is whether prosperity will continue to grow or decrease. Michal believes that people and businesses need a certain future.
The Reform Party is going to the elections with the slogan 'A Sure Direction is the Future'. They want Estonia to be safe and the economy to grow.
Estonia's future depends on people's choices. The Reform Party wants people and businesses to have more opportunities. This is their vision for the future.