D. Kuolys confirmed to a news portal that he has accepted an invitation to serve as a cultural adviser within the staff. Speaking to the portal, Kuolys stated, “Yes, I received the invitation a long time ago, I weighed it and recently accepted the invitation – I will work as a cultural adviser part of the staff.”
Kuolys has a significant background in Lithuanian public service.
Notably, he served as the first Minister of Culture and Education for Lithuania during the period when the country regained its independence between 1990 and 1992. Throughout his career, he has worked across four different government administrations. The article snippet also references other related news items, including details about I.
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It also notes that M. Sinkevičius met with the U.S. Ambassador, emphasizing maintaining strong relations with the United States as a priority.
Previously, Sinkevičius served as the deputy director of the Lithuanian Literature and Folklore Department and led the Institute of Civil Society. Furthermore, he was a consultant to the then-President Valdas Adamkus starting in 2015. The confirmation provided by Kuolys to the news portal solidifies his new role as a cultural adviser, building upon his extensive experience in the country’s cultural and governmental sectors.
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