Archive

The Lennart Meri Conference was conceived in 2007 to ensure that Estonia continues to be seen as a country willing and able to be a partner in the identification of solutions to Europe’s problems. It has since developed to become one of the most prominent foreign and security policy conferences in the region.

2024: Let Us Not Despair, But Act

16-18 May

2023: Incipit Vita Nova – So Begins New Life

12-14 May

2022: Tempus Fugit – Time Flees

13-15 May

2021: My Neighbour’s Problem Today – Mine Tomorrow

3-5 September

2020: Man Plans, and God Laughs

2019: One Past, Many Futures

17-19 May

2018: The Next Hundred Years

01-03 June

2017: Darkest Just Before the Dawn?

12-14 May

2016: Shaping the New Normal

13-15 May

2015: The Limits of Order

24-26 April

2014: The Security of Mare Nostrum and Beyond: The Return of Northern Europe to the World Scene?

25-27 April

2013: The North-South Split – Managing a New World Order

24-26 May

2012: The Future of Democratic Capitalism

11-13 May

2011: Making Values Count

13-15 May

2010: Volcano Conference

22-23 April

2009: Saving the Western Liberal Model: Politics, Security, Economy

29-31 March

2008: An Ever Elusive Europe

28-30 March

President Toomas Hendrik Ilves and General Wesley Clark

2007: Remember the Future Europe

29–31 March