In relation to the call for reviewing and adapting the EU guidelines on state aid for airports, the Ministry of Transport welcomes the need for a flexible approach, especially considering the diverse challenges faced by different Member States.
Ministry of Transport of the Republic of Latvia
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Ministry of Transport of the Republic of Latvia filed 2 positions between 8 Oct 2024 and 27 Feb 2026, across 2 of the 665 legislative files tracked here.
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From the perspective of the Latvian railway sector, the main concerns regarding ERA activities relate to high certification costs and lengthy procedures for vehicle authorisations and single safety certificates. The processes are often time-consuming and difficult to predict, creating a significant administrative and financial burden for undertakings.
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