The positive report of the European Commission (EC) clearly shows that the economy stabilisation programme of Latvia is being implemented successfully and reduction of the state budget deficit is consistent with the plan. Country’s financial stability lays basis for economic recovery.
On Friday, January 22, during the meeting of the Baltic Council of Ministers, the prime minister of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia agreed on closer cooperation in order to foster long-term economic development and strengthen competitiveness of the Baltic region.
On Wednesday, January 20, Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis will meet representatives of the Latvian delegation to the Baltic Assembly to discuss the topical issues of Latvia’s presidency of the Baltic Council of Ministers and Baltic Assembly.
From January 21-22, Andrus Ansip, Prime Minister of Estonia and Andrius Kubilius, Prime Minister of Lithuania will pay a visit to Latvia within the framework of the meeting of the Baltic Council of Ministers. The meeting of the Baltic Council of Ministers will be held in Mežotne Palace, Bauska region.
On January 19, Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis held a meeting with Noel Kinsella, Speaker of the Senate of Canada. During the meeting, both sides discussed the economic situation in Latvia. Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis informed that the main priorities of the government are fiscal consolidation and implementation of the 2010 budget, achieving economic stability in the country.
On Thursday, January 14, the third meeting of Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis and High Level Advisory Group to the Prime Minister of the Republic of Latvia was held at the Cabinet of Ministers.
From January 21- 22, a meeting of the Baltic Council of Ministers will be held. The focus of the meeting will be on strategic cooperation of the Baltic and Nordic countries, stabilization of the economy, competitiveness and security of the Baltic countries.
On Thursday, January 14, the third meeting of the High Level Advisory Group and Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis will be held at the Cabinet of Ministers. The meeting will start at 10:30 in the Prime Ministers’ Hall (3rd floor of the Office of the Cabinet of Ministers). Attention to the media – photo and video opportunities at the beginning of the meeting.
Good evening in Latvia and everywhere else in the world where people think of Latvia and wish it growth! Good evening everyone! The last minutes of the year elapse - the year which has brought serious lessons and unexpected changes to Latvia, the year that will become a turning point in the history of our restored state. Each of us has gained a bitter experience. But we have also learnt to help those who experience even more difficult times. We were put to shame for past mistakes made in the economy. But we were also praised for our talents’ achievements in culture and sports. We were proud of the Latvian people in Europe.
On Friday, January 22, during the meeting of the Baltic Council of Ministers, the prime minister of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia agreed on closer cooperation in order to foster long-term economic development and strengthen competitiveness of the Baltic region.
On January 19, Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis held a meeting with Noel Kinsella, Speaker of the Senate of Canada. During the meeting, both sides discussed the economic situation in Latvia. Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis informed that the main priorities of the government are fiscal consolidation and implementation of the 2010 budget, achieving economic stability in the country.
On Thursday, January 14, the third meeting of Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis and High Level Advisory Group to the Prime Minister of the Republic of Latvia was held at the Cabinet of Ministers. 
Good evening in Latvia and everywhere else in the world where people think of Latvia and wish it growth! Good evening everyone! The last minutes of the year elapse - the year which has brought serious lessons and unexpected changes to Latvia, the year that will become a turning point in the history of our restored state. Each of us has gained a bitter experience. But we have also learnt to help those who experience even more difficult times. We were put to shame for past mistakes made in the economy. But we were also praised for our talents’ achievements in culture and sports. We were proud of the Latvian people in Europe.
