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    Last year, Latvia’s GDP grew by 1.8 percent

    According to the Central Statistical Bureau’s (CSB) quick assessment of gross domestic product, in Q4 2022, gross domestic product (GDP) at constant prices remained at the level of Q4 2021 …
    30.01.2023.

    Google will train Latvian entrepreneurs free of charge in developing business in the digital environment

    Although digital technologies have become one of the most important drivers of business development, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Latvia are significantly behind the European average …
    26.01.2023.

    Indriksone: state budget funds should be primarily invested in the initiatives that will have a long-term effect on strengthening economic security

    Over the next seven years, investments from the multiannual budget of the Recovery Fund and the EU Structural Funds will provide significant support to boost productivity, digitisation, export and…
    19.01.2023.

    The Ministry of Climate and Energy takes over functions from MoE and MoEPRD

    As of 1 January 2023, the Ministry of Climate and Energy (hereinafter referred to as MoCE) has started working. This has been achieved by reorganising the Ministry of Economics (hereinafter…
    13.01.2023.

    Last year, inflation was influenced by the increase in world energy and food prices, this year the increase in prices will stabilise

    According to the Central Statistical Bureau, consumer price levels decreased by 0.5% in December 2022 compared to November 2022, being the sharpest price drop in December in the last eight years. The…
    11.01.2023.

    The national energy crisis centre will be headed by the Minister of Climate and Energy

    The Cabinet of Ministers approved amendments to the By-Laws of the National Energy Crisis Centre (hereinafter referred to as the Centre) at the meeting of 10 January 2023, defining that in…
    10.01.2023.