Today's live broadcast focuses on the aftermath of a service inspection regarding the Latvian government's support for the forestry industry. Key participants include the Minister of Agriculture Armands Krauze, Minister of the Interior Rihards Kozlovskis, and Andris Šuvajevs, the co-chairman of the Progressives party and head of its parliamentary faction. A discussion also features Pēteris Vilks, Deputy Director of the State Chancellery, and Kristaps Klauss, Executive Director of the Latvian Association of Wood Manufacturers and Traders.

The broadcast aims to shed light on the government’s actions following the scrutiny of its decisions related to fostering the forestry industry, which has significant implications for economic growth and environmental policy in Latvia. The participation of high-ranking officials indicates the importance of the topic to both the current political landscape and the stakeholders involved in forestry.

This event will likely address public concerns about the sustainability and economic viability of the forestry sector in Latvia, considering the ongoing debates about resource management and environmental impact. The government's strategy in bolstering this industry will also be scrutinized in the light of potential controversies arising from the service inspection's findings.