Finnish ministers invite you to discuss the Government program in public libraries with them
Ministers for Foreign Affairs and of Family Affairs and Social Services will launch the tour on Saturday 15 June.
In the course of the summer, ministers of Prime Minister Antti Rinne’s Government will visit Finnish libraries to present the Government Programme and to discuss it with citizens, informed today the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in a press release.
Minister for Foreign Affairs, Pekka Haavisto, and Minister of Family Affairs and Social Services, Krista Kiuru, will launch the tour in Pori City Library (Gallen-Kallelankatu 12, Pori) on Saturday 15 June at 13.30-15.00.
“The Government Programme was published directly to the people of Finland in the middle of where people gather, in Oodi, Helsinki Central Library, which represents the gateway to learning and culture. We want to continue the discussion with our citizens by visiting different Finnish libraries. Besides being a cornerstone of Finnish education and culture, libraries are a meeting place for everyone in society. Libraries are also connected to an important Finnish principle: Whatever we borrow, we must return in good condition”, Prime Minister Rinne said.
The events will be open to all and people can present questions and comments to the ministers.