Our weekly selection of the TOP news about Lithuania (22-11-25)
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Lithuania-funded primary school opens in Iraq (LRT)
Mahmudiyah Primary School, built with funds allocated by Lithuania and intended for the children of the local Yazidi community, was opened in the Sinjar District of Iraq’s Nineveh Governorate on Tuesday.
The Municipal Life Quality Index (LQI) published on the website Lietuvofinansai.lt managed by the Ministry of Finance, was created as a comprehensive tool that allows to compare the social and economic differences of any of the 60 municipalities in Lithuania. As indicated by the creators of the index, quality of life indicators allow statistical evaluation of various aspects, thereby supplementing the traditionally used measure of the country’s economic and social development – the gross domestic product indicator.
High-Tech City: Vilnius Tech Ecosystem Unites Under ‘Vilnius TechFusion’ (LITHUANIA.LT)
Every year, a wider range of technology players from across the world are drawn to Lithuania by the country’s dynamic professionals and technological environment. To further pursue growth, exchange of knowledge, and foster closer ties between various tech companies, Vilnius is uniting various players in its ecosystem under “Vilnius TechFusion.”
Discover Lithuania’s best loved artist (DULWICH.PICTURE.GALLERY)
M.K. Čiurlionis: Between Worlds brings together over 100 works by the Lithuanian artist and celebrated composer Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis (1875-1911). Widely credited as Lithuania’s greatest artist, the exhibition will feature paintings and drawings created throughout his short but prolific career, with most travelling to the UK for the first time.
The pros of relocating to Klaipėda (KLAIPEDA_ID)
Highly qualified professionals moving to Klaipėda are offered a €2,400 financial incentive to pay for rent and take language courses. Vibrant and young, Lithuania’s coastal city of Klaipėda offers a wholesome life near the sea. With a storied history dating back to at least the 7th century AD, the city invites newcomers to create their own stories here.
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