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Latvia Three Seas Tender

📄 Tender ID: 463433080 📅 Published: 28 Jun 2021

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The national coordinators of the Three Seas Initiative TSI countries convened for a meeting in a video format. In preparation for the TSI Summit and a business forum to be held in Bulgaria this coming 89 July twelve representatives of countries from the Baltic Adriatic and Black Seas along with their strategic partners the USA Germany and the European Commission discussed the goals of the upcoming summit the TSIs prospects for development in the future as well as the desired outcomes of the event.Andris Pelss thanked Bulgaria for efforts invested in the organisation of this years TSI Summit. Latvia considers the TSI to be a cooperation platform of strategic importance for the strengthening EU level cohesion and transatlantic links. The State Secretary informed the participants that the TSI Summit in Sofia will be attended by the President of Latvia Egils Levits together with a business delegation.At the video conference the State Secretary underlined that the TSI is creating better preconditions for the development of connectivity between the regions countries as well as offering additional opportunities for levelling out and reducing differences in the quality of the European transport energy and digital infrastructure. The TSI Investment Fund can be a valuable platform complementing the existing financial instruments. At this point it is essential to achieve that infrastructure project of high importance for the entire region are implemented. One of the preconditions for successful development of regional projects is reinforcing cooperation between the TSI countries at various levels of the public and private sectors alike.Andris Pels welcomed the involvement of the USA and its support for the TSI as well as the intention it has declared to make a financial contribution to the TSI Investment Fund. Further involvement of the strategic partners the USA Germany and the European Commission and their support for the Initiative is of key importance for the entire region. The participants also expressed support for the principles of the Blue Dot Network related to the transparency of investments sustainability stability and responsibility in the implementation of international infrastructure projects.The participants in this meeting were in agreement that strengthening mutual cooperation to stimulate the regions economic growth is a common goal for all TSI countries and strategic partners.Background informationThe Three Sea Initiative TSI launched in 2016 is a regional economic cooperation platform established with the aim of bridging the existing connectivity gaps in the energy transport infrastructure and digital communication sectors reinforcing EU-level cohesion and the transatlantic bond. Previous Three Seas Initiative Summits took place in Croatia 2016 Poland 2017 Romania 2018 Slovenia 2019 and Estonia 2020 the sixth TSI Summit is to take place in Bulgaria on 89 July 2021.The TSI consists of the 12 EU countries that are located between the Adriatic Baltic and Black Seas Austria Bulgaria Croatia the Czech Republic Estonia Hungary Latvia Lithuania Poland Romania Slovakia and Slovenia. TSI partners are the USA Germany and the European Commission.The TSI was established with the goal developing a strong regional economic backbone and providing a strategic platform for the implementation of major infrastructure projects. On 16 September 2020 a Latvian state-owned development finance institution ALTUM officially joined the TSI Investment Fund.

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463433080
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Publication Date
28 Jun 2021
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Sector
Architecture and Urban Development
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Notice Type
News
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Location
Latvia

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