Riga, Latvia – February 13, 2026 – latvian State President Edgars Rinkēvičs is participating in the 60th Munich Security Conference, held from February 13th to 15th, 2026. The conference, a leading global forum for discussing international security policy, brings together heads of state, government officials, and security experts from around the world.
Today, President Rinkēvičs actively engaged in a discussion titled “The New Great game: Rethinking Information, Technology, and Global Power,” hosted by the NATO Strategic Communications Excellence Center. This panel focused on the evolving landscape of geopolitical competition, notably concerning the role of information warfare, technological advancements, and thier impact on global power dynamics.
The Munich Security Conference agenda this year is heavily focused on several critical issues, including the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, rising tensions in the Indo-Pacific region, the proliferation of advanced technologies, and the challenges to the international rules-based order. President Rinkēvičs’ participation underscores Latvia’s commitment to transatlantic security and its active role in addressing these complex global challenges.
During the conference, President rinkēvičs is expected to hold bilateral meetings with key international leaders to discuss regional security concerns, strengthen partnerships, and advocate for increased support for ukraine. Latvia has been a strong advocate for bolstering NATO’s eastern flank and providing thorough assistance to Ukraine since the start of the conflict.
The President’s attendance at the Munich Security Conference provides a crucial platform to highlight Latvia’s perspective on current security threats and to contribute to the development of effective strategies for maintaining peace and stability in Europe and beyond. Further updates on President Rinkēvičs’ activities at the conference will be released throughout the event.