Valstiskajs

Valstiskajs is a Latvian term that translates to "state" or "national" in English. It is often used to describe something belonging to, related to, or controlled by the state. This can encompass a wide range of entities and concepts, from state-owned enterprises and national policies to state symbols and national identity.

In the context of economics, "valstiskajs uzņēmums" refers to a state-owned enterprise, a business entity where the state holds a controlling interest. These enterprises can operate in various sectors, such as energy, transportation, or telecommunications, and their objectives may include both profit generation and the fulfillment of public service obligations.

The term also extends to political and administrative spheres. "Valstiskais budžets" denotes the national budget, outlining the government's revenue and expenditure. Similarly, "valstiskā drošība" pertains to national security, encompassing measures and policies aimed at protecting the country from internal and external threats.

Furthermore, "valstiskais" can be used to describe abstract concepts related to the nation as a whole. "Valstiskā apziņa" translates to national consciousness or awareness, reflecting a shared sense of identity and belonging among citizens. It can also refer to national heritage or cultural values that are deemed important to the collective identity of the state. The precise meaning of "valstiskajs" is often determined by the specific context in which it is used.