Multimodal

Regularly ranking among the world’s least corrupt countries, with the highest trust in government and one of the healthiest democracies, Finland is a leader in effective public–private collaboration. The Nordic model gives companies the freedom to innovate at full speed, while the government’s role is to support them with smart regulation and well-designed financial measures.

The world-famous concept of Mobility as a Service (MaaS) was born in Finland. The drive to make transport as seamless as possible for the end user is still alive and well here. With strong expertise in ICT, digital infrastructure, and engineering, Finnish companies have become true specialists in user-centric transport.

Helsinki may be home to just 670,000 people, but its transport system feels much bigger. From trains and trams to buses, ferries, metro, city bikes, and micro-mobility, almost every mode of public transport is in action. And when new technologies arrive, Helsinki adopts them fast—making the city a living lab for the future of urban mobility. And don’t forget our other cities, such as Tampere and Turku, also aiming to punch above their weight in transport.

The logistics sector is transforming fast, driven by smart technologies. Finnish digital solutions are making supply chains more efficient, cutting costs and errors, and meeting growing demand for speed and transparency. With the EU’s eFTI regulation on the horizon, Finland is already ready with compliant, scalable solutions—giving companies and investors a clear edge.