In a ceremonial reception, President of Latvia met with biathletes, lugers, various federations' representatives, coaches, and Latvian Olympic medalists, including Elīna Ieva Bota and Roberts Krūzbergs. He expressed gratitude towards everyone involved in making the Winter Olympics a success, emphasizing the hard work of athletes, coaches, medical staff, support personnel, physiotherapists, organizers, and the Latvian Olympic Committee.

The President congratulated medalists Bota, who won silver in luge, and Krūzbergs, who secured bronze in short track speed skating, marking Latvia's first Olympic medal in this discipline. His acknowledgment of these athletes highlights the significance of their accomplishments on a global stage, inspiring future generations of sports enthusiasts in Latvia.

This year's Winter Olympics saw the largest Latvian delegation in history, consisting of 68 athletes competing in nine sports and 28 disciplines. The excitement around the event fostered national pride, with a special mention of the Latvian hockey team's flag bearers during the opening ceremony, indicating the country's strong presence in winter sports and the potential for further successes.