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On 21 March, the public consultation on the refined version of the local plan for the southern part of Eksportosta closed.

In mid-February, Riga Ropax Terminal, in cooperation with the Freeport of Riga Authority as project lead partner, the Port of Stockholm and the Port of Klaipeda, submitted a proposal to the Interreg Baltic Sea Region programme with the aim to receive funding for a study on reducing the ecological footprint of passenger and Ro-Ro terminals in the city centre. The developers of the Riga Ropax Terminal project and their partners plan to submit a full application to the programme in mid-March.

On February 8th, the Riga City Council passed a decision to submit the improved version of the local plan for the southern part of Eksportosta for public consultation.

Take a look at the gallery to see what the new Ro-Ro cargo and passenger terminal could look like.

The need for a new passenger terminal is gaining momentum in the public sphere. And this is true, Riga has long needed a new passenger terminal and a roll-on/roll-off terminal. The reasons are myriad.