Kulbergs thanks Latvia Promises change and unity

Oct 4

In his complete public address, Andris Kulbergs thanks Latvia's voters for their trust, support and the responsibility they have given him. He interprets the vote across the country as a demand for change and promises that he and the United List will work to deliver it. He acknowledges that decisions will be difficult and mistakes will occur, pledging to admit and correct them, and says he will stand up for those who did not vote too. Saying it is Sunday and he is with his family in Sigulda, he urges people to spend time with loved ones. He says change will be implemented step by step and asks everyone to consider what they can contribute. He calls for a safe, Latvian and European future for children and serious work over the next four years to unite society, achieve an economic breakthrough and leave Latvia better, safer and stronger. These are his interpretations and pledges; the address gives no seat totals, completed reforms or specific new defence measure.

In a public address from Sigulda on October 4, Andris Kulbergs thanks voters and interprets their support as a mandate for change. He promises to work with the United List to deliver it, while acknowledging difficult decisions and mistakes that he says will be admitted and corrected. He extends his assurance to those who did not vote, asks people to contribute individually and spend time with their families, and pledges four years of work toward unity, economic progress and a safer, stronger Latvian and European future. The address announces aspirations and commitments rather than completed reforms or a specific defence decision.