Plenary session: 15 years in the European Union
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Natalja Luts
Counsellor for Economic Affairs
Embassy of the Republic of Estonia in the Republic of Poland
Natalja Luts graduated with a degree in economics from the Tallinn University of Technology, and has studied international relations at the Estonian School of Diplomacy and the Geneva School of Diplomacy and International Relations. She joined the Estonian foreign service in 1998. She currently works as an economic counsellor at the Estonian Embassy in Warsaw.
She previously dealt with different topics working in the Communication Department, the Department for European Affairs and the Political Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as well as at Estonia’s Permanent Representation to the Council of Europe (from 2006 to 2008) and Estonia’s Permanent Representation to the UN and other international organisations in Geneva (from 2011 to 2014).
Participates in the sessions:
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Plenary session: 15 years in the European Union
- Benefits of being an EU member. Experience of Poland, Baltic states and Slovakia?
- In search of a new Europe. A need for a fresh view
- After the European elections – power structure, expectations and projections
- Europe versus protectionism, trade barriers and limitations
- Eastern neighbourhood in a new Europe. Opportunities and threats for Poland and the Baltic states
- How will the EU’s future budget respond to social challenges and expectations?
- Fifteen years of Eastern Poland – effects of changes. The role of support from the European Union
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