Lithuanian Airports have officially joined the Charter initiated by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency ( EASA ) and undertook the commitment to ensure the highest epidemiological safety standards, as well as to exchange information with other members of the Charter in order to manage the challenges faced by the aviation industry due to the pandemic.

In the Assembly of the Airports Council International (ACI Europe), held on November 17, Marius Gelžinis, the CEO of Lithuanian Airports, was elected to the Board of this organization. The Council unites more than 500 airports across Europe.

In response to the initiative of the European Union, Lithuania is going to digitize rapidly its sector of transport and logistics, and is also inviting other countries from the Baltic Region and the Eastern Partnership to cooperate. Today the ministers of transport are going to discuss joint actions and confirm them by joint...

Minister of Transport and Communications, Mr. Jaroslav Narkevič introduced the objective to the managers of the enterprises within the regulatory area of the ministry to prepare a wide programme for the transport sector, aiming to transform the transport sector according to the European Green Deal, to help...

The Lithuanian Minister of Transport and Communications, Mr. Jaroslav Narkevič, and the Polish Minister of Infrastructure, Mr. Andrzej Adamczyk, who is visiting Vilnius, discussed today the expansion of the infrastructure connecting the countries, implementation of the project Rail Baltica, common actions about...

Polish Minister of Infrastructure, Mr. Andrzej Adamczyk started his official visit to Lithuania by testing the railway Rail Baltica that connects Lithuania and Poland. He reached Kaunas on train, where he discussed the most important issues of the sector with the Lithuanian Minister of Transport and Communications, Mr. Jaroslav Narkevič.

In the coming years, as part of the broader economic infrastructure improvements, the Lithuanian railway network will be upgraded by installing the traffic safety and environmental protection measures as well as intelligent transport systems. This project was proposed by the Ministry of Transport and Communications...

Lithuanian Minister of Transport and Communications Jaroslav Narkevič, Latvian Minister of Transport Talis Linkaits, Estonian Minister of Economy and Transport Taavi Aas and Polish Minister of Digital Affairs Marek Zagorski electronically signed a memorandum of understanding on cooperation in the development of the fifth-generation mobile...

The Ministry of Transport and Communications has prepared and submitted to the Government for consideration the package of 9 draft laws, the purpose of which is to ensure protection of the legal interests of persons, when the State is implementing projects of special national significance, and to create legal...

In order to defend national economic interests and to protect the carriage business from unequal competitive conditions, Lithuania is going to refer to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) asking to annul the Mobility Package that was adopted this year. The Government approved this...

The European Commission has finished evaluating applications as per the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF), and the Rail Baltica project in the Baltic States and Poland has received significant extra funding – over 606 million euro. In Lithuania, the allocated financing will be used for preparing plans for the European standard gauge Rail Baltica railway and...

Following the final approval of the controversial Mobility Package by the European Parliament, the Ministry of Transport and Communications is taking measures to ensure the streamlined operation of Lithuanian carriers. Among the measures under consideration is a joint action with other countries before the European Court of Justice.