During her stay, Kaljulaid will visit the hydrogen technology development at the the University of Tartu's Institute of Chemistry, and the university's new Delta building, the Tartu Youth Work Center, as well as presenting the folklore awards at the Estonian Literary Museum, according to a president's office press release.

President Kaljulaid will also meet with the Tartu University's Research Group on Gas Fermentation Technologies, and will go see the new permanent exhibition of the university's history "My Life's University" ("Minu elu ülikool").

The head of state will additionally visit the Agricultural Registers and the Information Board (PRIA) and several local businesses: Samelin, ESTIKO Energia OÜ, TBD-Biodiscovery, Airel Ltd, Kodumaja AS ja Järveotsa Quail Farm, plus also meet with Tartu's farmers.

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