M. Katelyn addressed “Radio News” on Thursday, expressing concerns regarding the utilization of resources derived from collective effort, particularly when such resources are used for leisure purposes. He stated that the manner in which certain activities are conducted does not warrant the privilege of using value generated by the broader community.
In discussing regional cooperation, Katelyn indicated that Lithuania’s position involves offering strong support to the cause. He expressed hope that this stance would prove persuasive to his international colleagues. The minister noted that these types of initiatives are reportedly not fully supported by all nations within Southern Europe, a region frequently noted for a high volume of Russian tourists.
However, Katelyn maintained a clear emphasis on the established legal status of movement. He stressed that the possibility of free movement within the Schengen zone remains an exceptional right, one that must be respected. His comments underscore the need for adherence to established protocols rather than allowing discretionary use of shared infrastructure.
The discussion highlights ongoing diplomatic efforts to solidify regional agreements and ensure that economic benefits are managed equitably across member states.
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