The Office of the President of the Republic reveals to Iltalehti what the guests of the Castle’s celebrations left in the Presidential Palace on Independence Day.
Alexander Stubb and Suzanne Innes-Stubb hosted Linna’s party for the first time last Independence Day. Inka Soveri
President by Alexander Stubb and spouse By Suzanne Innes-Stubb less than a week has passed since Linna’s party. The Office of the President of the Republic tells Iltalehti that some guests of the Castle’s parties have left their belongings in the Presidential Palace.
Kanslia reveals to Iltalehti what the guests have left behind during the Linna’s celebrations.
– Among the finds at the President of the Republic’s Independence Day reception are odd earrings and glasses. Other found goods have been returned to their owners, the office says.
Some of the guests at the Castle’s parties left possessions in the Presidential Palace. Inka Soveri
Among the items found, there is no item that caused the situation in the handshake queue at the Castle party. At that point, Stubb turned to his adjutant and asked him to pick something up from the floor. The adjutant picked up the object from the carpet and quickly took it behind the post.
Iltalehti was told by the office of the President of the Republic that a heel tag had fallen from the guest’s shoe.
There were some memorable moments at this year’s Linna party. For example, the former prime minister Sanna Marin gave an interview after a year and a half of media silence for MTV. He said, among other things, that only good things are said about Finland in the world.
– Although I have to admit that I slightly disagree with the current government on some policy content issues. But I actively promote Finland’s cause, the ex-prime minister said.
– It is the task of all of us to take care that Finland is a good country in the future, in which it is good to invest, and where it is good for people to live, he emphasized.
You can read the entire compilation of the highlights of Linna’s celebrations here