During separate meetings, the Lithuanian president addressed strategic priorities concerning international engagement, focusing on both cultural preservation and geopolitical support. In a meeting with G. Marcinkevičius, the president emphasized the necessity of maintaining and strengthening Lithuania’s standing and reputation, particularly following its 35 years of membership in UNESCO.
Key discussions included bolstering support for Ukraine and efforts to isolate Russia. Furthermore, the president stressed the importance of enhancing Lithuania’s presence within the UNESCO World Heritage Committee, increasing visibility for Lithuanian cultural heritage, and expanding career opportunities for Lithuanian professionals within the organization. The preparation for Lithuania’s anticipated presidency of the European Union Council in 2027 was also reviewed.
Separately, during a meeting with L. Gubrevich, the president emphasized Croatia’s role in reinforcing NATO’s eastern flank and providing support to Ukraine. In discussions with the designated Lithuanian ambassador to Croatia, G.
Nausėda and the ambassador addressed several areas of cooperation. These included developing bilateral political and economic ties, prioritizing the strengthening of the EU’s Eastern Partnership, and again highlighting the need to increase the visibility of Lithuanian cultural heritage and career prospects for Lithuanian professionals within international bodies like UNESCO.
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