Estonia's government is making a renewed push to conclude land reform initiated in 1991. The effort aims to resolve the ownership status of approximately 10,000 land parcels currently without registered owners. Proposals have been submitted outlining a plan to finalize the process in the coming years. This long-standing reform is a key element of Estonia’s post-Soviet transition. The government views completing land reform as essential for clarifying property rights and fostering economic development. The initiative intends to bring closure to a decades-old process and ensure all land has a designated owner. These measures signal a commitment to solidifying property law and national territorial integrity.