Many questions remain on proposed Arctic rail link
In a wide-ranging interview, Finnish diplomat Matti Anttonen discusses and Arctic rail link and Finland's chairmanship of the Arctic Council.
November 28, 2018
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In recent years, Finland has proposed the construction of a railway from Kirkenes, Norway to Rovaniemi, Finland, a proposal that was well received on the Norwegian side. That rail link could connect to a tunnel from Helsinki to Tallinn and a direct link to the European railway network. All this rests on a belief that the Northern Sea Route will provide a significant increase in trade shipping to and from East Asia.
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