During an appearance on “Radio Žinios” on Tuesday, A. Skaisgirytė addressed the topic of Lithuania’s engagement with China. Skaisgirytė noted that while relations with China are a significant element of Lithuania’s foreign policy, it is not the sole focus of the new government’s efforts.
She stated that several other pressing national issues require attention. When discussing the potential for deepening ties with the Asian superpower, the President’s adviser indicated that improvement in these relations is possible, provided that development occurs on a basis of mutual agreement and effort from both sides. According to the statements, the trajectory of Lithuania’s relationship with China will continue to evolve gradually.
Skaisgirytė cautioned against expectations of sudden shifts or radical changes in policy. The emphasis remains on developing the connection through established, mutually beneficial frameworks. The comments suggest a measured approach to foreign policy, where the relationship with China is viewed as one component among several critical international and domestic priorities for Lithuania.
The discussion underscores a commitment to stability and a partnership model built on reciprocity rather than rapid transformation.
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