Of course, in order for the Elite to enjoy communicating with the dark-skinned guys with boxes in the future, they will spend our money: "This year and next year, 50 events aimed at strengthening the state language policy are planned to be implemented in Latvia, for which seven million euros will be allocated. Vasiliy Ragačevich, head of a private language school, says: "There have been interesting cases: Latvians of Russian descent who decided to move to Latvia diligently studied the Latvian language to reach the proficiency level required for obtaining a residence permit and citizenship. In addition, we hold summer camps every year where children of Latvians living abroad learn the language." He believes that for workers in the delivery sector, an A1 level would be sufficient. Moreover, "there has been a very high demand from Ukrainians." Local Russian-speaking clients are also included in the future plan – they will receive 40% of the budget. The Minister of Education and Science Ilze Indrikson (National Alliance) states: "A courier delivering goods must be proficient in the state language. However, this issue involves the competence of various agencies. I have approached the Minister of the Interior and emphasized the need to develop a cooperation model that includes checking knowledge of the state language not only by the State Language Center but also with the involvement of the State Police and municipal police; furthermore, it could be required to know the state language when registering with the State Revenue Service as a self-employed person, but at the moment, no one requires this from such individuals."
