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Liikenne- Ja Viestintäministeriö Mahti-Asiakirjamalli 1(2) Programme Motorways of the Sea -visit, programme Visit of the European Coordinator for the Motorways of the Sea to Finland 11.-13.12.2017 11.12.2017 Day 1 The Baltic Sea best practices 07:30-12:00 Flight Brussels-Helsinki / Flight Manchester-Helsinki 12:00-12:30 Lunch, IB Sisu, Arctia, Laivastokatu 9 12:30-13:30 The Baltic Sea best maritime practices, Arctia, Laivastokatu 9 o Opening of the MoS visit and the Baltic Sea best practices seminar, Lassi Hilska, ministry of transport and communication o Welcome to Arctia, Tero Vauraste, Arctia o Arctia icebreaking services, Tom Ekegren, Arctia o Winter navigation, Tuomas Taivi, Finnish Transport Agency o Vessel Traffic Services VTS and STM -project, Thomas Erlund, Finnish Transport Agency o Hydrographic surveying progress in the Baltic Sea, FAMOS Odin -project, Seppo Mäkinen, Finnish Transport Agency / Hydrographic Office and An- dreas Andersson, Swedish Maritime Administration 13:30-14:30 Visiting IB Polaris and IB Voima, WINMOS II -project 15:15-15:45 Meeting with the ministry of transport Anne Berner, Parliament of Finland, Mannerheimintie 30, Helsinki 12.12.2017 Day 2 Upgrade of the maritime links 9:00-10:00 Gathering and introduction of the terminal, Port of Helsinki, West Terminal 2, Tyynenmerenkatu 14, Helsinki 10:30-12:30 M/S Megastar Helsinki-Tallinna, Comfort Lounge, deck 8 MoS seminar: o Detailed Implementation plan of MoS, Brian Simpson o Short presentations and status of the ongoing MoS projects: . DOOR2LNG, Antti Laukkanen, Containerships . Bothnia Bulk, Mikki Koskinen, ESL Shipping . NextGen Link, Markku Alahäme, Port of Turku . Upgrade and development of the intermodal Baltic MoS link Rostock-Hanko, Lotta Gottberg, Port of Hanko . Twin-Port 2, Ellika Willgrén, Port of Helsinki o Discussion 12:30-13:30 Introduction of M/S Megastar and guided tour onboard in groups 13:30-14:30 M/S Megastar Tallinna-Helsinki and Lunch 14:30-15:30 The bilateral meeting with the Finnish Transport Agency and INEA Results of the 1st Blending Call Ongoing Blending call (2. cut-off) CEF Mid-term review. Process and timelines. Overview of the current portfolio implementation of CEF projects in Finland Update on recent policy or strategic development in the Finnish Transport Sector Id Versionumero Ministry of Transport and Office Postal address Telephone www.lvm.fi Communications Eteläesplanadi 16 PO Box 31 +358 295 16001 [email protected] (Registry) FI-00023 Government [email protected] FI-00100 Helsinki Finland 2(2) 13.12.2017 Day 3 Presentations and discussion for beneficiaries and applicants Finnish Transport Agency, Opastinsilta 12A, Laituri, Helsinki 9:00–9:10 Welcome and introduction, Arto Tevajärvi, Senior Advisor, Finnish Transport Agency 9:10–9:40 Information of open and/or forthcoming CEF Transport calls, results of the 1st Blending Call, Morten Jensen, INEA 9:40–10:20 Short project proposal presentations for the CEF Blending call (2. cut-off), applicants - TWIN-PORT III, Ellika Willgrén / Port of Helsinki - Nordic LNG/CNG, Jussi Vainikka / Gasum - Eastern Baltic Hub, Markku Koskinen / Port of HaminaKotka - Vaarala truck parking, Topi Ulmanen / The Centre for Economic Develop- ment, Transport and the Environment of Uusimaa (ELY Centre) - other possible project proposal presentations 10:20–10:40 Coffee break 10:40–11:10 INEA’s expectations and procedures for beneficiaries, Jaroslaw Kotowski, INEA Reporting requirements Midterm review Publicity 11:10–11:30 Discussion and conclusions 13.12.2017 Day 3 Upgrade of the maritime links 12:00-14:00 Travelling to Vuosaari. Introduction of the Vuosaari harbour and the results of Back from Black -project and followed by lunch, Port of Helsinki, Vuosaari Harbour, Gatehouse, Helsinki 16:00- Flight Helsinki-Brussels / Flight Helsinki-Manchester Id Versionumero Ministry of Transport and Office Postal address Telephone www.lvm.fi Communications Eteläesplanadi 16 PO Box 31 +358 295 16001 [email protected] (Registry) FI-00023 Government [email protected] FI-00100 Helsinki Finland .
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