Estonian PM slams box terminal plan

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Estonian Prime Minister Andrus Ansip has criticised the Port of Tallinn’s plan to build a container terminal at Muuga in cooperation with China’s Ningbo Port Group (NPG), saying the project lacked clear strategy.

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