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Estonia has a population of approximately 1.3 million people and is located in Northern Europe between Finland and Russia. Some key facts about Estonia are that its flag is blue, black and white and over 125 years old, its capital and largest city is Tallinn, and its national bird is the swallow and national flower is the cornflower. Estonian president Toomas Hendrik Ilves has held the position since 2006 and is known for always wearing a bow tie.

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Estonia is a country of contrasts. Such pristine and untouched nature is found in only a few places in Europe. A few hundred metres off the highway you can find yourself in virgin forest, where wolves, bears, and lynx roam free. A large proportion of our nation’s land is designated as natural protection areas. At the same time, Estonia is on the vanguard of technological development. We invented the world famous free internet telephone service, Skype. Wireless internet is available even on buses and trains. On small farms deep in the forest news of the world arrives via internet, there’s no need to drive to town to buy the newspaper. On a child’s first day of school he carries a bouquet of asters for his teacher along with his book of ABCs. But there’ll also be a mobile telephone in his pocket. For every 100 Estonians there are 120 mobile telephones! To our eastern neighbours the Russians and our southern neighbours the Latvians an Estonian is thought to be calm and slow to act. But to our northern neighbours the Finns we are a fast act which is tough to follow! When Latvians start to tell jokes, it’s often at the expense of Estonians. But what might appear a guarded and suspicious Estonian is quite the opposite, once you get acquainted with him. Get acquainted with our small, beautiful, and interesting land! Find out more: http://www.businessinestonia.com

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