Karinš will also meet with the Finnish President, Sauli Niinistö, during his stay in Finland.
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Marin and Karinš outside the Prime Minister's official residence in Helsinki today (Image: Lehtikuva)
FINNISH PM SANNA MARIN has met with her Latvian counterpart, Prime Minister Krišjānis Karinš at a summit at the Prime Minister's official residence at Kesäranta, Helsinki. The two discussed trade, energy policy, bilateral relations, and environmental cooperation among Baltic Sea states.
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