Mayors from Helsinki and Tallinn convened this week to discuss the ongoing rail tunnel project connecting the two capitals. The meeting, hosted by Helsinki’s Mayor Daniel Sazonov, involved Tallinn’s Mayor Peeter Raudsepp and Deputy Mayor Tiit Terik. Estonian news outlet Delfi reports the tunnel project is progressing following the discussions. The visit marks a key step in furthering collaboration between Finland and Estonia on this ambitious infrastructure endeavor. Details of specific advancements weren't immediately released, but the meeting signifies continued momentum. The proposed tunnel aims to significantly reduce travel time and boost economic ties between the two countries.