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  1. 28.4.2009 | The Cabinet Committee on Economic Policy supported in its meeting of 28 April 2009 the Ministry of Transport and Communications’ proposal of incorporating the Finnish Civil Aviation Administration, Finavia, as of 1 January 2010. The business activities currently managed by the Civil Aviation Administration will be transferred to a new company limited by shares that will be wholly owned by the state.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/194055633/finavia-to-become-a-state-owned-company-from-the-beginning-of-2010
  2. 6.9.2011 | Work will begin in accordance with the Government Programme to gather legislation pertaining to electronic communications and the provision of information society services into one place.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/194055633/regulations-for-electronic-communications-to-be-gathered-in-one-location
  3. 17.3.2011 | Finnish Minister of Communications Suvi Lindén and Russian Minister for Communications and Mass Media Igor Shchegolev have struck a policy agreement on roaming charges between the two countries.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/194055633/roaming-charges-for-calls-between-finland-and-russia-to-drop
  4. 28.9.2015 | Regeringen föreslår att Kommunikationsministeriets förvaltningsområde år 2016 ska få ett anslag på 2 932 miljoner euro.
    https://lvm.fi/sv/-/194055633/regeringen-foreslar-en-budget-pa-2-9-miljarder-euro-for-km-2016
  5. 3.3.2011 | Hallitus on tehnyt periaatepäätöksen julkishallinnon digitaalisten tietoaineistojen saatavuudesta. Tietoaineistojen tulee olla avoimesti saatavilla ja uudelleenkäytettävissä yhtenäisin, selkein ja kaikille tasapuolisin ehdoin. Aineistojen tulee olla pääsääntöisesti maksuttomia.
    https://lvm.fi/-/julkisen-tietoaineiston-saatavuudesta-periaatepaatos-784401
  6. 22.3.2011 | Ministerial Adviser Mari Herranen, 41, of the Finnish Ministry of Transport and Communications has been appointed Chair of ENISA, the European Network and Information Security Agency.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/mari-herranen-appointed-chair-of-enisa-785793
  7. 19.7.2011 | On 25 July 2011 the weight limit for cargo transportation between Finland and Russia is to rise to 40 tonnes. Russian transport vehicles have thus far been permitted to run in Finland without an excess weight permit, if their weight has not exceeded a maximum of 38 tonnes. This has been based on Russia's own regulations. From Finland's standpoint, regulations for road traffic between Finland and Russia are based on the principle of reciprocity.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/weight-limit-for-combination-vehicles-used-for-russian-transport-to-increase-785649
  8. 15.6.2011 | Finland and Russia have agreed on how to coordinate the use of the 900 frequency band in mobile communications. As a result, third generation mobile networks operating in the 900 band can be constructed near the border, too, which will improve the availability of high-speed data connections in these areas.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/900-frequency-band-soon-available-for-3g-networks-at-finnish-russian-border-785699