If we rank the most failed government projects over the past 30 years, Rail Baltica will take first place. There has never been an initiative with worse management in Estonia. The technical aspects, such as ordering cement or organizing a tender for the construction of a railway bridge, may be fine, but the overall picture is depressing. :format(webp)/nginx/o/2024/07/12/16218446t1h197b.png)
This is what the future Rail Baltic passenger terminal in Tallinn should look like. Photo: Rail Baltic Estonia
If we rank the most failed government projects over the past 30 years, Rail Baltica will take first place. There has never been an initiative with worse management in Estonia. The technical aspects, such as ordering cement or organizing a tender for the construction of a railway bridge, may be fine, but the overall picture is depressing .
Translation: Ewa Ojrzynska
So much has been written about the largest infrastructure project in the Baltic countries that you could fill a small library. Nevertheless, due to the confusion that has arisen and the doubts that are only growing with each new coverage, it is worth making a small intermediate summary: what is generally known and what is not.
