The Lithuanian Army has released a statement announcing that it has renewed cooperation agreements and action plans with statutory institutions. These agreements require the involved institutions to participate in joint inter-institutional events and training sessions, provide mutual support during courses, training, and seminars, as well as share infrastructure and engage in other inter-institutional activities. This renewed focus aims to strengthen the collaboration necessary for effective crisis management.

According to the Army, such cooperation is essential to ensure that institutions can operate in a coordinated manner during threats or crisis situations. The statement emphasizes the importance of effective communication among agencies, timely decision-making, and the execution of assigned tasks. By fostering a collaborative environment, the Army believes that all involved parties will be better prepared to address potential challenges.

This initiative reflects a growing understanding within Lithuania of the need for preparedness in an unpredictable security environment. The cooperation between the Army and statutory institutions is a proactive step towards enhancing national resilience and ensuring that all governmental entities can respond efficiently and effectively in times of need.