Nordic Style

Nordic Style is a series of around 24 broadcasts on various themes about the Nordic countries, aired on LTV1 every Sunday as of January 11. Marta and Gustavs, the hosts of half-an-hour telecasts, will take a closer look at people, events and discoveries on the Northern shore of the Baltic Sea.

Nordic Style is produced by the Nordic Council of Ministers’ Office in Latvia in cooperation with the Danish Cultural Institute an Nordic Embassies in Riga by agreement with the documentary film production company Vides Filmu Studija.

Welcome to visit http://www.ziemelupuse.lv for some inside information, comments and reruns of the broadcasted series.

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Jan 23 2009 Nordic style – Ziemeļu puse will now be the code word for informal evenings with networking, discussions and socialising at the Nordic Council of Ministers’ Office in Riga.
Invited are all and everyone who has an interest in anything Nordic - no frames, no musts, no limits, pure curiosity or wish to socialise is absolutely enough to join in.

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