According to Aigar Kallas, Chairman of the Management Board of RMK, it is one of the priorities of RMK to offer the people of Estonia healthy leisure activities, and the cooperation agreement signed today serves as the basis for the better organisation of recreational sport in the state forest. “According to the agreement, RMK will begin to perform forestry works that are required for the construction, enlargement or renovation of health trails that are located in the state forest, but have not been created by us,” said Kallas, and added that, in order for the agreement not to remain simply on paper, the organisation of work between the parties had already been determined along with contact persons for each trail, who are responsible for defining the volumes and possibilities of the work required.
RMK juhatuse esimehe Aigar Kallase sõnul on eestimaalastele tervislike vabaaja veetmise võimaluste pakkumine RMK üks prioriteete ning täna sõlmitud koostöölepe on aluseks riigimetsas tervisespordi paremaks korraldamiseks. "Lepingu kohaselt hakkab RMK riigimetsas asuvatel, ent mitte meie poolt rajatud terviseradadel üle Eesti teostama metsamajanduslikke töid, mis on vajalikud terviseradade ehitamiseks, laiendamiseks või korrastamiseks,” ütles Kallas ja lisas, et selleks, et leping ei jääks vaid paberile pandi juba paika ka omavaheline töökorraldus ning kontaktisikud iga raja osas, kes selgitavad vajalike tööde mahud ning võimalused.