On February 10, AmCham hosted an online meeting with Krisjanis Karins, Prime Minister of Latvia who outlined potential post-crisis development scenarios for Latvia, further steps to foster Latvia's competitiveness and addressed current issues such as the energy crisis, reforms in education and healthcare as well as the immigration policy. The discussion was moderated by Vladlens Kovalevs, Managing Partner of VA Government.

On February 8, around 80 participants from all three Baltic countries had an exclusive opportunity to learn about the protection of trade secrets and gain best practices from both the public and private sectors. Ingrida Karina-Berzina, AmCham member and former President gave a presentation on the Trade Secrets Framework and Ieva Andersone, AmCham member and Attorney at Sorainen explored the topic Protecting Trade Secrets and Enforcing Rights.

On February 4, members and guests had an opportunity to join a webinar on the COVID-19 evolution, its spread and the status of new Omicron-specific vaccine with epidemiologist Nikita Trojanskis and Aija Griskevica, Medical Manager Vaccines/Hospital at Pfizer.

On February 2,  AmCham members discussed the new lobbying regulation. It was decided to propose to align several new regulatory enactments with the existing legal framework. Members comments will be compiled and sent to the Saeima indicating potential areas for improvement.

On January 26, AmCham held an introductory webinar with prominent speakers representing the Atlantic Council, ALTUM, 3SIIF Investment Fund and others about the priorities of the upcoming Three Seas Initiative (3SI) Riga’s Summit and the progress made so far as well as to discuss the main advantages of funding and obtain practical tips from an investee in Estonia, Greenergy.