Honorary consuls visiting Postimees media house

Honorary consuls visiting Postimees media house

19.06.2024, Tallinn. 110 honorary consuls visited the building of Tallinna Postimees to see the renovated building of Estonia's largest media group that used to be a former paper and zellulose factory. The editor-in-chief of the newspaper, Priit Hõbemägi, introduced the activities of the editorial office to the guests in the art gallery of the historic industrial building. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

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