We re-affirm our commitment to the values that AmCham stands for and that we share.
Kārlis Danēvičs, Board member, Head of Credits and Risk at SEB Banka
On January 27, AmCham Board and Staff came together for a semi-annual strategic meeting to discuss the Chamber's direction and priorities for 2025.
The policy priorities will include:
1) Fostering trade and investment between Latvia and the U.S. and raising awareness of bilateral economic opportunities
2) Improving the business and investment climate in Latvia
3) Strengthening Latvia’s human capital amid demographic change
Among priority issues will be ensuring a fair and consistent regulatory and tax environment that supports mutual economic growth and prosperity, and expanding collaboration in sectors such as energy, defense, and technology.
The Board meets twice a year outside its monthly meetings for a focused, strategic session to set the future direction and review the Chamber's performance.
I look forward to promoting stronger U.S.-Latvia ties and working with AmCham members to ensure Latvia is a trusted destination for international business.
John Tully, Chairman of the Board of MikroTik