LatviaPublished: 11 September 2026 at 12:44

Government fully completes 16 of 61 priority tasks

Only 16 of the 61 priority tasks set for Latvia's government ministers have been fully completed so far, but Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs expects most to be finished by early October.

Latvia's Cabinet of Ministers has so far fully completed 16 out of 61 priority tasks that were set for government ministers, according to the latest progress update.

Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs (AS) said he expects that most of these 61 priorities will be implemented by the beginning of October.

That means nearly three-quarters of the set goals are still at various stages of implementation, leaving the government with considerable work to complete in the coming weeks to meet the prime minister's expectations.

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