The Maryland Port Administration announced Wednesday a partnership with the Estonian port of Tallinn in an attempt to generate new shipping business for both ports.

The ports, which have signed a Memorandum of Understanding, are expected to undertake joint marketing efforts, share some data and exchanged information on training programs.

The port administration, which oversees public terminals at the Port of Baltimore, has similar agreements with other international ports including ports in India, Japan, Poland, Italy, Egypt and Africa.

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