Latvia-Belarus Border Infrastructure Improved, But Border Guard Shortage Persists
Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs noted significant improvements in the Latvia-Belarus border infrastructure but highlighted serious issues with human resources, specifically a shortage of border guards, during a visit to the border village of Piedruja.
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Rinkēvičs: Latvijas–Baltkrievijas robežas infrastruktūra būtiski uzlabota, bet trūkst robežsargu
Ievērojams progress Latvijas–Baltkrievijas robežas infrastruktūras izbūvē, bet nopietnas problēmas ar cilvēkresursiem – pie tāda secinājuma nonācis Valsts prezidents Edgars Rinkēvičs, apmeklējot Piedruju – ciematu pie robežas ar Baltkrieviju. Viņš uzsvēra, ka Pāternieku robežkontroles punkta darbības apturēšana joprojām ir atvērts jautājums.
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