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Cooperation memorandum between Latvian businesses and Russian Directorate for International Transport Corridors

17.11.202114.06.2022 Ogres

Latvian Stevedoring Company Association has signed a cooperation memorandum with a non-commercial organisation Directorate for International Transport Corridors (DITC) created by the Ministry…

Latvian government to allocate additional EUR 25.85 million towards healthcare sector

16.11.2021 Ogres

On 16 November Latvia’s government decided to allocate more than EUR 25.85 million to the healthcare sector to help cover the costs that…

Moody’s maintains Latvia’s credit rating at A3

16.11.2021 Ogres

International credit rating agency Moody’s has maintained Latvia’s credit rating at A3 with a stable future outlook, as reported by Latvia’s State Treasury….

Epidemiologist predicts all of Latvia will have either vaccinated or recovered from covid in coming months

15.11.2021 Ogres

In the coming months all residents in Latvia will have either vaccinated or have recovered from Covid-18, said epidemiologist Ņikita Trojanskis in an…

Four Latvian Saeima deputies still have not vaccinated for Covid-19

15.11.2021 Ogres

Four deputies of Latvia’s parliament still have not submitted a valid Covid-19 vaccination or recovery certificate to the Saeima’s administration and Mandate, Ethics…

Expert: I am ashamed for doctors who refuse to vaccinate

13.11.202113.11.2021 Ogres

«I am greatly ashamed of my colleagues. I am deeply ashamed for their behaviour,» said gastroenterologist Anatolijs Danilāns and professor of Riga Stradins…

Infectologist concerned decline of the spread of Covid-19 could cease after 15 November

13.11.202113.11.2021 Ogres

There are concerns that after 15 November, when the lockdown is set to end in Latvia and safety measures are reduced, the drop…

Epidemiological restrictions for public transports to remain in force in Latvian

12.11.202114.06.2022 Ogres

Public transport services, international passenger carrying services and tax services will remain available to residents regardless of their vaccination state, notes the Ministry…

Latvian government considers letting pharmacists administer Covid-19 vaccine injections

12.11.2021 Ogres

Pharmacists who have appropriate theoretical knowledge and practical skills to administer Covid-19 vaccine injections to residents, as suggested by amendments to the Epidemiological…

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