Minister of Transport and Communications Timo Harakka (Photo: Prime Minister´s Office/Laura Kotila)

Cyber Security Development Programme: Higher level of cyber security brings growth and jobs

Press release 10.06.2021 16.10 fi sv en

On 10 June 2021, the Government adopted a Cyber Security Development Programme. It is a concrete implementation plan on how to develop cyber security across sectors in the long term. It covers the years 2021–2030.

An elderly person uses the Omakanta service on a tablet (Photo: Mika Pakarinen@Keksi Agency)

Minister Harakka: Contributions to information security and data protection in critical sectors of society are an investment in the future

Press release 10.06.2021 16.00 fi sv en

IMO seeks global solution to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from shipping

Press release 10.06.2021 14.15 fi sv en

Map of Europe and EU flag on display (Photo: Mika Pakarinen/Keksi Agecy)

European cooperation in cyber security increases, proposal on Finland’s Coordination Centre sent out for comments

Press release 09.06.2021 15.15 fi sv en

Chemical tanks are waiting to be transported (Photo: Shutterstock)

Comprehensive reform of the Act on the Transport of Dangerous Goods would raise the safety and security of society – draft bill out for comments

Press release 08.06.2021 12.20 fi sv en

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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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Wellbeing and competitiveness through high-quality transport and communications networks

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LVM - Wellbeing and competitiveness through high-quality transport and communications networks

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