In a recent Presidential message, G. Nausėda emphasized that Lithuania’s foremost asset remains its population’s intellect, talent, and capacity for innovation. He called for continued efforts to establish Lithuania as a premier destination for learning, study, and scientific research.
The message urged the nation to cultivate a constructive ambition aimed at developing one of Europe’s leading education and science systems. Nausėda stressed the necessity of addressing systemic educational gaps. Specific areas highlighted for improvement include reducing disparities in opportunities available to children, bolstering the professional standing and autonomy of educators, and ensuring greater stability within schools.
Furthermore, he advocated for expanding creative space within higher education institutions. The goal, according to the President, is to ensure that schools develop into institutions that nurture free and responsible citizens, while allowing ideas and discoveries originating in universities to gain visibility both in Europe and globally. The President noted that September 1st marks more than just the commencement of a new academic year; it represents a day for renewed national faith in Lithuania and a commitment to knowledge.
He concluded by urging the populace to cherish learning. The message underscores the commitment to advancing scientific capability, suggesting that by supporting education and research, Lithuania can build a resilient future.
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