Latvian Foreign Minister Edgars Rinkēvičs recently met with non-resident Ambassadors from Argentina, the Dominican Republic, Cuba, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Portugal in Riga to strengthen EU ties. The meeting aimed to bolster Latvia’s support for enhancing relations between the EU and Latin America and the Caribbean.
Rinkēvičs highlighted the shared values and goals between the European Union (EU) and countries in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), reaffirming Latvia’s commitment to strengthening EU-LAC relations, particularly during the upcoming Spanish Presidency.
The EU-CELAC Summit, scheduled for July in Brussels, is expected to be a catalyst for increased cooperation between the regions. Latvia’s vision aligns with the summit’s focus on trade, investment, and collaboration in the high-tech and digital sectors.
To promote more active engagement, Rinkēvičs proposed establishing an embassy in Riga, fostering stronger ties with Latin American and Caribbean countries.
Latvia’s Foreign Minister, Edgars Rinkēvičs, reaffirmed unwavering support for enhancing EU relations with Latin America and the Caribbean. The meeting with Ambassadors and efforts to increase engagement reflect Latvia’s commitment to closer cooperation.
The EU-CELAC Summit will play a pivotal role in fostering EU-LAC relations, particularly in trade, investment, and high-tech collaboration. Latvia’s initiatives align with the broader goal of enhancing dialogue and cooperation between the EU and nations in Latin America and the Caribbean.
