India–Latvia relations

India–Latvia relations refer to the bilateral relations between the Republic of India and the Republic of Latvia. Two countries established diplomatic relations in 1991, following the independence of Latvia.^[1] India's mission to Latvia is accredited from the Indian embassy in Stockholm, Sweden; and Latvia maintains an embassy and a consulate in New Delhi.

Indo-Latvian relations

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Economic relations

In 2013, Latvia and India signed an agreement avoiding double taxation, which increased Indian exports to Latvia in term of economic benefits between two nations.^[2] Currently two countries are discussing on building a closer and deeper cooperation in transports and logistics.^[3]

India sees Latvia – along with Estonia and Lithuania – as strategic partners of Indian interests in the Baltics.^[4]

High-level visits

In 2017, Latvian Prime Minister Māris Kučinskis visited India to accelerate the development of economic relations between the countries.

In 2019, Indian Vice President Venkaiah Naidu also visited Latvia and held talks with the Latvian leaders.^[5]

Resident diplomatic missions

• India is accredited to Latvia from its embassy in Stockholm.
• Latvia has an embassy in New Delhi.

See also

• Romani people in Latvia