Latvian PM says Baltics should 'speak as one' on Rail Baltica issue

He pointed out that each country is in a weaker position when negotiating with the European Commission individually. Therefore, as early as Monday, 21 September, the Prime Ministers of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia will present a joint plan on the future direction of ‘Rail Baltica’ – covering both the project’s timetable and budget. On Monday, Kulbergs also promised to unveil "five key steps" that would enable the costs of “Rail Baltica” to be reduced by several billion euros.