The Latvian government has proposed the establishment of a foundation to oversee the administration of the Gors cultural center, aiming to incorporate the participation of various legal entities from both state and municipal levels. This initiative was discussed during a meeting of the Saeima’s Human Rights and Public Affairs Committee, where Culture Ministry Secretary Dace Vilsone outlined the structure and expected contributions from different stakeholders, including the Ministry of Culture, the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Regional Development, and local municipalities.

The proposed foundation would not only include contributions from government bodies but also from organizations involved in cultural accessibility, highlighted by the inclusion of regional concert organizations. Agris Bitāns, chairman of the Executive Board of the Latgale Congress, suggested that the participation of non-governmental organizations, such as the Latgalian Cultural Society, should also be considered, emphasizing the importance of diverse perspectives and contributions for a successful foundation.

This initiative reflects a broader strategy to ensure the effective implementation of state cultural policy and enhance cultural accessibility in Latgale, reinforcing the government's commitment to support local culture and community involvement. As discussions progress, the need for each stakeholder to bring their resources to the table underlines the collaborative approach expected to drive the foundation's mission forward.