This autumn, the Housing and Environment Department of the Riga City Council has completed the work on organising and digitising the data of Pļavnieki, Bolderāja and Jaunciems cemeteries, collecting…
Starting January 2023, Riga, like many other cities in Europe and the world, will introduce a tourist charge, which means that all accommodations intended for tourists will have to pay a fee of one…
On Wednesday, 5 October, Riga City Council adopted amendments to binding regulations*, setting real estate tax breaks for sustainable buildings, also keeping the tax discount for buildings whose…
At the end of 2022, the Riga Investment and Tourism Agency will launch the Workcation program, inviting representatives of large foreign companies to spend a working week in Riga. As part of the…
On Thursday, 22 September, from 12.00 to 14.00, the ninth job fair will take place at the Riga Support Centre for Ukrainians at Amatu iela 4. 12 companies have applied and will offer more than 300…
On April 27, the Riga City Council approved the regulations of the Riga Investors Advisory Council. Investors, entrepreneurs, and their representatives from Riga are invited to join the council. Riga…
Chairman of Riga City Council, Mārtiņš Staķis, has signed a political declaration, thus joining 95 representatives of the European Union (EU) public administration at the local, regional, national…
On Thursday, April 15, the CEE Business Services Awards 2021 were held in the Polish city of Wrocław and online, during which Riga received the award “Dynamically Growing City of the Year in the CAE…
On Thursday, March 18th the Finance and Administration Issues Committee decided that this year on April 1st the Riga Investment and Tourism Agency will begin operations. The main goals of the agency…
In order to develop a more attractive environment for business in the capital of Latvia and attract investors, the “green corridor” has been established in the Riga City Construction Board for faster…
