“Estonia stands firmly behind the rules-based world order, as it is our common network of defence in maintaining peace and justice,” he remarked. This meeting will focus on ways of making the process of electing the UN Secretary-General more open and transparent. President Karis will also be attending a reception being organised by Barbados, Indonesia, Liechtenstein, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Singapore, South Africa and the United Kingdom dedicated to enhancing and improving UN and international cooperation. Joint meetings of the Baltic heads of state with Secretary-General Guterres and their Polish counterpart are also planned. The Estonian companies will be showcasing the innovative technologies they have developed and seeking opportunities for international partnerships.