Latvia has signed the Artemis Accords, the multilateral framework of norms for safe and responsible space exploration, bringing the number of signatory nations to 60. The move formalizes Latvia’s endorsement of transparency, interoperability and peaceful behaviour in lunar and deep‑space activities.
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Latvia’s accession expands the Artemis Accords to 60 signatories, increasing the number of states formally committing to shared norms for safety, transparency and interoperability in lunar and deep‑space activities.
The move reflects growing European engagement in coordinated space governance—see Cyprus’ recent path to ESA Associate Membership—and occurs alongside the Artemis program’s crewed mission preparations, such as the Artemis II suit‑up and Orion boarding milestone.
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