Interim Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė has declared assets totaling €67.5 thousand in cash. Separately, Vismantas Ruginis reported holdings that include land plots valued at €144 thousand, residential houses appraised at €24 thousand, and shares amounting to nearly €20 thousand. His declared assets also comprise €12.7 thousand worth of registered items, such as art and jewelry, alongside €3.8 thousand held in cash within banks and other financial institutions.
The declarations also covered the assets of Interim Minister of the Environment, Kastytis Žuromskis. Minister Žuromskis reported owning a house valued at €90.5 thousand, along with a land plot worth €20 thousand and a transport vehicle valued at €2 thousand. Furthermore, his declared assets include €19.7 thousand worth of other registered items and securities totaling €6.87 thousand.
The declarations provide a detailed overview of the personal wealth of the officials. Ruginis’s reported assets indicate a diverse portfolio, spanning real estate, financial instruments, and physical goods, with the total value of his listed properties and investments being substantial. Similarly, Žuromskis’s holdings highlight significant real estate assets, alongside various other declared financial and personal property values, all quantified in thousands of euros.
These filings adhere to transparency requirements concerning the financial standing of public officials.
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