The government of Latvia has officially handed over the training ship M-03 'Namejs' to the municipality of Liepaja. Previously owned by Riga Technical University, the vessel served as a training ship at the Liepaja Maritime College and has significant historical value. The municipality requested this transfer to enhance its cultural offerings and promote participation in cultural life while preserving its rich maritime heritage.

The Liepaja administration plans to establish a museum dedicated to the history of the Latvian Navy and maritime fleet aboard the vessel 'Namejs.' This initiative aims to educate the public on the importance of the ship, particularly its role during the period of Latvia's independence restoration and the development of its naval capabilities. The ship symbolizes a crucial aspect of Latvia’s military and maritime history, and making it accessible to the public is seen as vital for collective memory.

The establishment of exhibitions aboard 'Namejs' is part of a broader effort to preserve Latvia's cultural heritage. The local government's commitment to showcasing the ship highlights its desire to strengthen community ties through cultural activities and ensure that significant parts of the nation's history remain preserved and accessible to future generations. This project reflects a growing recognition of the importance of cultural preservation in promoting national identity.