In order to avoid a global food crisis and further rise in commodity prices, all available measures to assist Ukraine in ensuring safe operation of Black Sea ports and transport of cargo remain important.

In order to improve the military mobility connections with Europe, Lithuania has prepared a list of projects and will submit new applications to the European Commission (EC) for the financing of dual-purpose (civil and military) transport infrastructure projects.

On May 18-19, Minister of Transport and Communications Marius Skuodis will attend the Ministerial Session of the International Transport Forum (ITF) in Leipzig, Germany.

After active discussions and talks with representatives of municipalities and the public, the Ministry of Transport and Communications approved the optimal route alternative of the Rail Baltica railway from Kaunas (Jiesia) to the Lithuanian-Polish border. Taking into account the opinion of the ...

In order to develop the network of electric vehicle charging accesses in a smooth and coordinated manner, the Ministry of Transport and Communications creates and presents the map of the existing public electric vehicle charging infrastructure and its development until 2030, which will be regularly updated. It will be ...

Lithuania aims to strengthen cooperation with Germany by improving transport and logistics connections in Central and Eastern Europe. Lithuanian Minister of Transport and Communications Marius Skuodis discussed such opportunities with German Federal Minister for ...

The Port of Hamburg, the largest seaport in Germany, and Klaipėda State Seaport intend to strengthen cooperation in developing and implementing joint projects and developing new logistics routes for maritime and other types of transport between Germany and Lithuania. These are the objectives provided for in the cooperation ...

Today Minister Marius Skuodis is leaving for Germany, where he will discuss with the country’s Federal Minister for Digital and Transport V. Wissing and other senior officials the possibilities for closer cooperation in maritime and rail ...

Ukraine, facing Russian military aggression, is continuously receiving medical and humanitarian aid from Lithuania: during the two months of this war, 80 trucks of aid were sent to Ukraine and other logistics centres established in neighbouring countries.

LTG Cargo, the freight transport company of Lietuvos Geležinkeliai (LTG) Group, has launched a test run from Kaunas Intermodal Terminal to Ukraine via Poland.

Minister of Transport and Communications Marius Skuodis met with Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Mykola Solsky today and discussed cooperation on the transportation of Ukrainian grain harvest by rail.

"Russia is committing genocide in Ukraine.  It's happening because you don't believe it", is a sign that greets Russian citizens in transit to or from Kaliningrad region at the Kena railway station, where war photos are displayed.