Is Finland still attractive for business, jobs, studies or tourism? Ambassador Kimmo Lahdevirta, of Finland to India, explains on Global View:
00:00 The changes after Finland has joined NATO. With an 830 miles long border with Russia, has leaving the position of neutrality and joining the NATO alliance put Finland at the frontline of any possible NATO-Russia conflict in the future?
04:49 Tourism and Education have been thrust areas to attract overseas citizens in the past. Are they still focus areas?
06:52 Are students taught in English and what is the fee students have to pay?
07:32 Finland uses Nuclear energy for power generation. What methods does Finland use to store the still radioactive spent fuel?
10:09 AI and Finland : where does Finland stand.
11:51 India offers a talent pool for AI but the resulting automation may not create jobs in India. So will India mainly remain attractive as a market for Finnish companies?
13:00 There are only 20 Indian companies in Finland and 100 Finnish companies in India. Is Finland promoting overseas companies to work there?
14:10 How can SMEs from India get information and leads for business with Finland?
!5:03 What is holding back more companies from Finland coming to India?
15:57 What are the stumbling blocks to bringing in an EU-India FTA?
16:52 After completing 75 years of diplomatic relations between India and Finland, what are your thrust areas for the future?
17:40 Is Finland open to migration - people from overseas making Finland their home?
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