My question is very simple. Do you consider that coronavirus, that we in Europe is just very devastating for many countries, but could it be a good thing that will help to boost this collaboration, e-participation around the world, e-inclusion? Do you think it has a positive impact?

Maybe fail, but maybe find out what is the way to move forward. You are fascinating for me that you’re moving forward with the situation that it is today, and how we can embrace this, what is going on, instead of creating and ideal solution.

I think also in Europe, the biggest problem is too much focusing on the problem itself, too much focusing on the privacy issues at some point that can block and bridge the creative process. We should more focus on solutions in order for us to be able to move faster ...

We also had a boost of confidence in doing collective things and had a bunch of robots, which is an AI robot to help to bridge the Corona thing. From Estonian perspective, I would very much like to see in policy how we could learn from you how to be ...

It was more the system that was resilient, that proved that e-services, e-governance overall, and e-participation tools, this is not only the way to provide public services in times of isolation, which we had to endure, unfortunately, but also is the basic hygiene factor, and is just a public safety ...

Thank you very much. For me also, absolutely fascinating to see our collective culture in this very complicated times, which is very different from European, more individualistic culture, is just shaped the way how we’ve dealt and you’ve dealt with it. In Estonian case, it was not about the collective ...

Hello, everybody. I’m really excited to be here.