Budget, Estonia, Financial Services, Legislation

"We have already by now managed to reach agreements that will improve the budgetary position of the next year as compared to the forecast," said Rõivas. "The aim is to reach a structural surplus in 2015."

"I have heard that there is sorts of no financing for the coalition agreement and yet the coalition agreement expenditures and incomes table has been repeatedly published in different publications but still different opposition politicians keep misleading the public," said Rõivas. "All such talk seems relatively bizarre."

"There are a lot of nuances but all who want to understand, understand that from the first moment, we have made our budgetary plans in a way to keep money matters in order," said Rõivas.

The government discussed on Thursday the state budget strategy that aims to achieve a 0.2% structural surplus of the state budget in 2015.