The Latvian government, led by Prime Minister Evika Siliņa, has expressed a desire to more deeply engage the residents of Latgale in the management of the Rēzekne concert hall "Gors." During a press briefing, Siliņa indicated that the objective is to ensure "Gors" is not solely under the management of narrow local government interests. This move follows discussions with President Edgars Rinkēvičs, who endorsed the government’s approach, emphasizing the importance of "Gors" in fostering both Latvian and Latgalian cultural identity.

President Rinkēvičs highlighted that the intention is not to take "Gors" away from its local ties but to recognize its significance within the broader Latvian context, including aspects of national security. The discussions aim to explore ways to integrate state involvement with Latgale's cultural life to enhance its development. Furthermore, Rinkēvičs pointed out that the hall's popularity among local residents must be acknowledged as a key factor, indicating a community-oriented outlook in the state’s proposed involvement.

Overall, the initiative aims to ensure that the concert hall serves not only the local Latvian population but also contributes to the cultural landscape of Latvia as a whole. By involving more stakeholders in its operations, the government hopes to support cultural engagement while mitigating any interference in local affairs. This approach reflects a growing recognition of the importance of local culture amidst broader national identity discussions.