Port of Tallinn seeks new leaders after corruption allegations
The supervisory board of the Port of Tallinn has announced it is looking for a new chairman of its management board.
Two members of its old management board, CEO Ain Kaljurand and his deputy Allan Kill resigned on August 27, 2015, after allegations of corruption were levelled against them and their homes and offices were searched by police.
The allegations relate to the awarding of a contract to build four ferries, which were built in Poland and Turkey.
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