On Thursday, 2 November, Arvils Ašeradens, the Minister for Finance, met with Christian Lindner, the Minister for Finance of Germany, who is visiting Latvia. During the bilateral meeting at the…
On Wednesday, 1 November, the Cabinet approved the draft law on the 2024 state budget and the budgetary framework for 2024, 2025 and 2026. The consolidated state budget revenue for 2024 is planned to…
Latvia confirms its intention to apply to host the new European Union (EU) agency, the European Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA). The candidacy is an important contribution to strengthening the…
On Wednesday, 4 October, the volume of deposits of the population into savings bonds issued by the Treasury reached EUR 200 million, with the total number of investors exceeding 6 thousand. Given…
On Tuesday, 26 September, the government endorsed an information report prepared by the Ministry of Finance on proposals for priority measures for the State budget of 2024 and the budgetary framework…
The surprisingly good ability of the Latvian economy to adapt to external shocks provides a good basis for adopting a budget that contributes to the sustainable development of the country. As a rule,…
According to the European Commission’s explanations and the opinion provided by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the State Revenue Service informs that as of yesterday, 12 September, persons with…
On September 7, 2023 the Ministry of Finance will organize a conference "Public debt dynamics: the search for the optimal levels", in order to promote open and interactive discussions on public debt…
From 7th to 11th of August AFCOS Latvia hosted colleagues from Economic Security Bureau of Ukraine to share experience on protection of EU financial interests and measures to combat fraud. The visit…
In the first six months of 2023, €483.8 million, or 41% of the €1.2 billion of state budget funding planned for investment projects under the European Union (EU) Funds and the Recovery Fund, has been…
