It is planned to develop cycling paths from Rīga toward Babīte, Piņķi, Ulbroka, and Ķekava.
According to current estimates, the work will cost more than €25 million, of which the recovery and resilience fund is expected to provide €21 million.
“We have to complete this infrastructure by 2026. Accordingly, construction should take place in 2024, 2025,” said the head of the committee, Inese Andersone (New Unity).
“This is one of the most ambitious projects, connecting the Rīga metropolitan area to the neighborhoods of the vicinity,” she added.