National Alliance ready to join new government after talks with Kulbergs
National Alliance chair Ilze Indriksone said after talks with prime ministerial candidate Andris Kulbergs that the party sees a shared vision and is ready to work in the new government.
Talks on forming Latvia's next government are continuing. The party alliance "National Alliance 'All for Latvia!'-'For Fatherland and Freedom/LNNK'" (NA) said, after meeting prime ministerial candidate Andris Kulbergs, that it is ready to work in the new government. The party sees a shared vision with the candidate based on the talks.
Ilze Indriksone, chair of the NA board, and Kulbergs spoke at a press conference in the Saeima (parliament) faction's premises. The meeting was part of talks with potential coalition partners on forming the next government.
Following government-formation talks with the United List (AS), Indriksone told journalists that measures for economic growth, austerity and making public administration more efficient should be assessed by their impact on Latvia's long-term development.
The source does not indicate whether the coalition line-up and government programme have been finalised; talks on forming the government continue.
