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High-level discussions took place at the Polish Embassy in Riga between representatives of Latvia and Poland’s defense and business sectors, marking a new stage of collaboration in the strategically important field of military technologies.

Baltic Photonics, SAPRA, and EFA Group have formalized a strategic partnership, establishing a forward-looking collaboration aimed at advancing technological innovation within the security and defense industry. By combining expertise in photonics, security solutions, and advanced engineering, the partnership sets the stage for the development and deployment of next-generation technologies tailored to meet the complex challenges of today’s global security landscape.

Continuing to develop international partnerships and technological cooperation, Baltic Photonics and SAPRA held high-level discussions in Athens, Greece, with the ambassador, discussing potential collaboration with the Greek government and the Ministry of Defense. The discussions focused on strengthening defense and security innovations, enhancing industrial partnerships, and promoting regional stability and cooperation.

Baltic Photonics, SAPRA, and Theon Sensors have taken a significant step in expanding their partnership and reaffirming their commitment to fostering technological innovation and industry growth. During a high-level meeting in Athens, Greece, Baltic Photonics and SAPRA Chairman of the Board Edgars Zandmanis and Communications Department Head Ani Andronikashvili met with Theon Sensors' leadership to explore new avenues for collaboration and discuss the advancement of the high-tech sector.

Latvia has the potential not only to strengthen its position in the security industry but also to become one of Europe's leading centers for defense technology research and innovation. To achieve this, the country needs a consistent policy that promotes sector development and creates favorable conditions for investment.

At Baltic Photonics, our laboratory is at the forefront of scientific progress, continuously evolving to integrate cutting-edge technologies and optimize precision. Through ongoing innovations in equipment, methodologies, and quality control, we strive to enhance accuracy, efficiency, and reliability in all our processes.

Latvia is taking a significant step forward in the defense industry – Baltic Photonics, in collaboration with international partners, is investing €120 million in the creation of a new factory.

This initiative will not only strengthen the country's defense capabilities but also create new jobs and promote technological development in the Baltic region.

On January 8, 2025, Baltic Photonics had the honor of welcoming the Minister of Economics, Viktors Valainis, to its facilities. During the visit, the Minister was introduced to the company's strategic plans, vision, and cutting-edge advancements in photonics and defence technology.