On Wednesday, representatives of companies investing in Lithuania visited the Office of the Government. These companies operate in various sectors, including defense, financial services, cybersecurity, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and other industries.
“Lithuania is and will remain an open, safe, reliable, and predictable partner for foreign investors. We greatly value our longstanding cooperation with the United States. I have no doubt that this Government’s plans—from reducing bureaucratic burdens on businesses to ambitious infrastructure and defense sector development projects—will serve as an incentive to further strengthen our ties,” said Prime Minister G. Paluckas.
During the meeting, business representatives shared their expectations and observations on key issues related to the business environment. In response, the Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Rimantas Šadžius outlined the Government’s priorities and assured that Lithuania’s competitiveness and attractiveness to investors remain essential objectives on the economic agenda.
Enhancing efficiency, facilitating business expansion and investment, and fostering innovation are key tasks for the Government’s de-bureaucratization commission and the working groups operating within ministries, as noted during the meeting.
Lithuania highly values investor interest in the defense sector. The country, which has experience in this field, is prepared to contribute capital and develop activities through joint defense industry enterprises, Prime Minister G. Paluckas added.
