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News archiveInternational conference “Technology Transfer - Title, Profession, System or Action!”Investment and Development Agency of Latvia (LIAA) in partnership with Technology and Innovation Agencies of EU (such as Austria Wirtschaftservice, VINNOVA, ASTP, ProTon Europe, LESI International, IWT Flanders, ASTER) in February 24. - 25, 2009, in Riga is organizing an international Conference “Technology Transfer - title, profession, system or action!” . Success story of the previous planning period - Grindex opens new Analytical Scaling LaboratoryOn the 19th of June 2007 JSC Grindex, the leader of the Baltic pharmaceutical sector, opened a new Analytical Scaling Laboratory which is the only laboratory of its kind in the Baltic States and one of the few in Eastern Europe. New rail link to Moscow launched.A new container rail link between Liepaja and Moscow was launched on October 5th. The operator of the new service Rail 45 has two main costumers at the moment – Van Dieren Maritime and Containerships. Several cities in Latvia were top rated by fDi Magazine’s benchmark European Cities & Regions of the Future 2010/2011Date:23.02.2010 Export and Innovation AwardExport and Inovation Award 2009 winners! LIAA among Best - Performing Business Promotion Agencies WorldwideDate: 30.06.2009 Latvia: Building on its Location for Success in LogisticsThe Latvian Logistics Tour seminar was held on Friday, September 26th, 2008 and was developed as part of an ongoing effort to promote transit through Latvia both by LIAA and the Latvian Transport Minister Ainars Šlesers Norwegian company BAU-HOW AS chooses LatviaDate: 03.06.2009 A new, faster and cheaper way of transportationFollowing its successful insertion into the Dutch container business Harlingen North Connect Lines has now got together with Liepāja port to offer a new 45ft container service to Russia starting in the near future Italian producer of road signs moves business to Latvia and plans to lure others as wellDate: 14.05.2009 LIAA Celebrates its 15th birthday!While Latvia celebrated its 90th anniversary in November, employees at the Investment and Development Agency of Latvia (LIAA) have already been celebrating their agency’s 15th year in action. Throughout these 15 years LIAA has successfully become a professional and user-friendly State institution. Jelgava - Where Knowledge meets IndustryWith a population of 66,000 inhabitants Jelgava is the 4th largest city in Latvia. Situated just 42 kilometers south of the capital Riga, it covers around 60 Km² of land right in the center of Latvia Microsoft chooses a Latvian companyLatvian trade equipment producer SIA Kompanija Vitrum has become the authorized equipment and furniture deliverer to IT giant’s Microsoft shops in European Union States Rixport - the largest business park in Northern EuropeA large and multifaceted business park is on the verge of being created near Riga International airport Latvia ranks 4th among EU countries with lowest tax burdenOn June 26th, Eurostat (ec.europa.eu/eurostat) released the latest figures for tax burdens in Europe Liepaja - welcome to the “City of Change”Liepaja, the 3rd largest city in Latvia, has set extensive goals in industry, tourism, infrastructure, education and other spheres in its ongoing improvement and development of the town which has led to Liepaja being called the “City of Change”. Ventspils - a city of the futureWe continue the journey of the most favourable investment destinations in Latvia by relocating to Ventspils, one of the most developed port cities in the Baltic Sea region. City focus - Daugavpils on the moveLatvia has so many promising locations to offer investors, not just Riga, so starting with this edition of the Newsletter we are going to explore other promising destinations in Latvia. Latvian–French collaboration leads to unique R&D projectLatvia and France have a long tradition of collaboration in the field of liquid metal research and technologies. Latvia becomes a full-fledged member of the Schengen ZoneOn the 6th December 2007 the EU Justice and Home Affairs Council in Brussels adopted a resolution by which nine new EU Member States – Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia and Malta all became part of the Schengen Zone. Latvia ranks 4th among EU countries with lowest tax burdenOn June 26th, Eurostat (ec.europa.eu/eurostat) released the latest figures for tax burdens in Europe. According to the report, EU27 tax revenues in 2006 were at 39.9% of GDP. Meanwhile Latvia’s tax burden was among the lowest in the European Union with 30.1% of GDP. |
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