News
Riga Conference to be held on 10-11 September 2010 [31 Aug 2010]
On 10-11 September 2010, the annual high level foreign policy and security policy forum, the Riga Conference 2010, will take place in Riga, in the Mazā Ģilde (the Small Guild) at 3/5 Amatu iela. Read more
Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs extend deepest condolences to family of Estonian soldier killed in Afghanistan [30 Aug 2010]
Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis and Foreign Minister Aivis Ronis, on behalf of the Latvian government, have sent letters of condolences to the Prime Minister of Estonia Andrus Ansip and the Foreign Minister of Estonia Urmas Paet with regard to the tragic explosion in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, which caused the death of Junior Sergeant Herdis Sikka. Read more
Ambassador-at-large Artis Pabriks to take part at Beld Strategic Forum [28 Aug 2010]
On 29-30 August, Ambassador-at-large and former foreign minister Dr. Artis Pabriks represents Foreign Minister Aivis Ronis at the Bled Strategic Forum in Slovenia that for the fourth year now brings together top political leaders, academics, business executives, and the media form various regions of the world, as well as officials from international organisations. Read more
NB8 Wise Men Report [27 Aug 2010]
The Report on the Baltic and Nordic Co-operation produced by two high level representatives from Latvia and Denmark - former Latvian Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Valdis Birkavs and former Danish Minister of Defence Søren Gade, both authorized for the task by NB8 foreign ministers. Read more
Foreign Minister Aivis Ronis: Latvia and Iceland are linked by ties of solidarity and practical co-operation [27 Aug 2010]
Foreign Minister Aivis Ronis, and the Foreign Minister of Iceland, Össur Skarphéðinsson, during their bilateral meeting on 27 August, were of the same mind that Latvia and Iceland is linked by ties of solidarity and close practical co-operation. Read more
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Latvia
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Latvia's foreign policy is based on the values of democracy, rule of law, human rights and freedoms, respect for minorities. Latvia's foreign policy is a policy of European unity. Latvia has fulfilled its foreign policy aims i.e. integration into the European Union and full membership of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). |
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