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A delegation from Central Asia was in Riga last week for Techritory 2026, the digitalisation and connectivity forum held at ATTA Centre on 21–22 October. The visit was organised through the C4CA (Connectivity for Central Asia) project. The group included delegates from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan. Over two days they attended forum sessions on Europe’s digital partnerships abroad, satellite connectivity and data centres. They also met Latvian companies one t

On November 3, 2026, an international event "AI Idea Day" will take place, where small and medium-sized businesses will be able to learn about the possibilities of using artificial intelligence (AI), be inspired by company experience stories, and receive expert advice on developing their ideas. At the event, companies from four countries – “Groglass” (Latvia), “Auttaa AI” (Finland), “Augurium” (Sweden), and “Ethos” (Estonia) – will share their experiences, presenting practica

The Baltic and Nordic countries form a tightly connected region, yet the cross-border movement of people, goods, data and technology is still more complex than it should be. To fully exploit the region's potential, closer cooperation, more efficient solutions and the ability to overcome barriers between countries, sectors and organisations are needed. At the same time, the global environment is also changing rapidly, placing new demands on transport systems and infrastructure

A meeting of the operational steering committee of the "Connectivity in Central Asia (C4CA)" initiative was held in Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan. This visit to Kyrgyzstan was particularly important, as in addition to the operational work, there were active discussions with local stakeholders. During the meeting, current project plans and specific needs in Kyrgyzstan were discussed, ensuring that the project activities are closely linked to the real situation in the regi

Project No. 1.2.1.1/2/25/A/004 “Internationalization and growth promotion of the Latvian IT cluster and cooperation network members” The project aims to ensure the internationalisation of the Latvian IT cluster and its cooperation network participants and to strengthen mutual cooperation between the private, public and research sectors by implementing joint activities in international trade missions, representation at international exhibitions and other export promotion initi

Project objectives and main activities: The CENTRAL HUB project aims to promote sustainable mobility in the Central Baltic region by reducing dependence on private cars and transport-related CO₂ emissions. Project partners in Latvia, Finland, Estonia and Sweden will analyze the mobility habits of residents and test mobility solutions adapted to local conditions. Special attention will be paid to more convenient “first and last mile” connections and the integration of differen

On September 9, the Latvian IT Cluster held its first Cybersecurity Community Meeting, bringing together cybersecurity and technology professionals, companies, and organizations. The goal of the meeting was not only to introduce the newly formed community, but also to define its priorities, directions of action, and future cooperation opportunities with industry representatives. Cybersecurity issues are becoming increasingly relevant for both companies and organizations, as w

The Latvian IT Cluster is creating a new Latvian AI and digital applications and solutions catalog, in which companies and organizations will be able to find suitable AI and digital transformation solutions to solve specific business processes, needs and challenges. Membership in the catalog will provide the opportunity to: make AI and digital solutions easier to find for potential customers and partners; demonstrate the practical application of solutions in solving specific