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Latvia sets out foreign policy plans


By TBT staff

RIGA - The Latvian government reflected its growing confidence on the international political stage when it approved ambitious national foreign policy guidelines for 2006 – 2010 on May 30. The policies reflect a growing belief that Latvia can participate in world affairs and contribute to resolving political disputes while safeguarding its national interests through its membership in various international organizations.Chief among the new objectives is strengthening national security in close c ...

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