Materials from Day 1 (3 April)

The first day brought together policy makers from the Baltic states and the EU to review Rail Baltica project progress, financing and infrastructure management options. With speakers from Poland and Finland, we explored how the Rail Baltica project is evolving beyond Baltic frontiers and how the project will accelerate the Baltic region development.

Opening Speeches

Ministerial Panel Discussion | Rail Baltica Potential for Passengers, Freight and Regional Development

Working Session | The Future of European Flagship Infrastructure Project Financing

Panel Discussion | Railway Infrastructure Management: European Experience and Rail Baltica Needs

Working Session | Rail Baltica beyond Baltics - Developments in Poland and Finland

Closing Remarks

Materials from Day 2 (4 April)

That year the key topics were discussed on two separate stages, with the main studies, findings and upcoming tenders discussed on the Supplier Stage (along with great examples from EU railway industry associations). A new addition - The Social Dimension Stage - brought a different different perspective. For the first time, leaders of municipalities discussed the wider impact and implications of the Project, covering areas such as the prospoect for econocic development and visual guidelines.

Opening Session | Rail Baltica Global and National Plans in 2019

Working Session | Rail Baltica Design phase: main line and stations

Panel Discussion | Developing Business Partnerships with the Railway Industry in Europe - Rail Baltica experience, lessons learnt and next steps

Working Session | Vision for Rail Baltica – outlook for passenger and freight services, rolling stock, and infrastructure maintenance

Working Session | Rail Baltica Visual Identity: Architectural and Visual Landscaping Guidelines

Closing Remarks