Our weekly selection of the TOP news about Lithuania (23-04-28)
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Ukrainian refugees find temporary home in Lithuania with hope to return (LITHUANIA.LT)
More than 80,000 Ukrainians have sought asylum in Lithuania. Despite the language barrier and psychological trauma, Ukrainians such as Alexander, Iryna, and Svitlana are successfully integrating into society with unprecedented support from local communities.
Lithuania leads Fintech sector in the EU (LT.in.UAE)
Despite the shifting tendencies in the global economy, Lithuania remains a prime destination for Fintech companies looking to expand into Europe.
Fintechs answer: why choose Lithuania? (INVEST.LITHUANIA)
Why does Lithuania remain the destination of choice for so many Fintechs globally?
Last autumn, EFIB 2022, Europe’s largest forum for the industrial biotechnology and the bioeconomy, was organised in Vilnius and has already shown results. High-tech experts from 18 countries agreed on the urgency of the economic and geopolitical threats facing Europe. The potential changes considered by the participants have been translated into EuropaBio’s EFIB Vilnius Statement, which Lithuania started implementing shortly after its publication.
Vilnius Tech Sector Has Awarded Millions of Euros to Support Ukraine (VILNIUS.TECHFUSION)
A rapidly-growing Vilnius tech sector—TechFusion—has been supporting Ukraine’s war against Russia all year. To date, millions of euros have been donated on behalf of the ecosystem’s most prominent players, like the unicorns Vinted and Nord Security, while many companies continuously present new ways to raise funds to donate.
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