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LIEPAJA SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE AUTHORITY

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What LIEPAJA SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE AUTHORITY does.

Liepāja Special Economic Zone Authority promotes investment in Liepāja, Latvia, focusing on creating a business-friendly environment to support the development of the local economy. The authority aims to attract new businesses and expand existing ones, generating jobs with competitive salaries and increasing GDP and tax revenue. Situated strategically, Liepāja is the third-largest port in Latvia and a gateway to the wider world. The port has been reconstructed and now holds certification from 37 international eco-certificates, including the Blue Flag. The Oskara Kalpaka Bridge, one of the oldest metal-structured bridges in Latvia, opened in 1906 and is an active shipping route.

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