Riga Port passes Schengen inspection
Jul 12, 2006
Staff and wire reports

PASSPORT, PLEASE: Commission inspectors said they were 'surprised' by the amount of progress seen among Latvia's border guards.
RIGA - After inspecting Riga Port last week the Schengen assessment commission commended the progress of Latvia's border guards and reported that the facility had seen "positive developments," signaling Latvia's slightly improved chances of signing the Schengen Treaty by next year. On July 7, the commission of 11 experts examined the performance of Latvia's security and customs services.After the evaluation, inspector Henrik Warnhjelm told reporters that he was "pleasantly surprised by the progr ...
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