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Jarkko Saarimäki appointed to serve as Director General of the Transport and Communications Agency 

Press release 07.12.2023 13.57
On 7 December 2023, the Government appointed Jarkko Saarimäki, Master of Laws, to serve as Director General of the Finnish Transport and Communications Agency, Traficom, for the period from 20 December 2023 to 19 December 2028. 
Image: LVM

Finland, Estonia and Sweden emphasise the importance of resilient European submarine infrastructure

Press release 06.12.2023 11.28
Minister of Transport and Communications Lulu Ranne. (Image: LVM)

Minister Ranne to attend Transport and Telecommunications Council

Press release 04.12.2023 08.00
Photo: Ville Suni, Arctia Oy / LVM

Finland elected as member of the IMO Council

Press release 01.12.2023 18.51
(Photo: Shutterstock).

Government proposes amendments to Rail Transport Act – access charges, licensing revised

Press release 30.11.2023 14.21
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The Ministry of Transport and Communications of Finland seeks to promote people's wellbeing and the competitiveness of businesses. Our mission is to ensure that people have access to well-functioning, safe and reasonably priced transport and communications networks.

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