Stakeholder event on the Transport Safety Strategy on 10.8.2021. In photo trams and cars in front of the Helsinki railway station (Photo: Ministry of Transport and Communications, Shutterstock/Milkovasa)

Get involved and have your say – stakeholder event on Transport Safety Strategy to be held as webcast

Press release 29.07.2021 14.30 fi sv en

The Ministry of Transport and Communications will hold a stakeholder event on the preparation of the Transport Safety Strategy on Tuesday 10 August 2021 at 13–15. The event is by invitation, but anyone interested can watch it live. Participants other than invited guests will also have the opportunity to present comments and ask questions during the event.

(Photo: Mika Pakarinen, Keksi / Ministry of Transport and Communications)

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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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Minister of Transport and Communications Timo Harakka

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Three agencies and four state-owned companies

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Minister of Transport and Communications Timo Harakka

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