M. Sinkevičius has publicly stated his dissatisfaction with the communication style of K. Žuromskas, highlighting the need for clearer and more constructive dialogue to resolve ongoing issues. In the context of a recent conflict involving Minister Žuromskas and Seimas member Audrius Radvilavičius, Sinkevicius urged Žuromskas to avoid similar situations in the future. This concern stems from a recent remote meeting where various factions, including those from the Social Democratic Party and the Peasant and Green Union, had multiple inquiries for the Minister that were not all adequately addressed.

During the meeting, Orinta Leiputė, senior representative of the LSDP faction, conveyed that both the Social Democrats and the Peasant and Green Union factions engaged with the Minister on numerous points, including inquiries related to changes in the Forestry Law. While some questions received responses, others remain unanswered, underscoring a need for further discussion. Leiputė expressed hope that through this dialogue, both the Minister and the parties involved could learn from the encounter and prevent any future conflicts similar to the ones that have arisen recently.

The discussions during the meeting indicated a growing concern among lawmakers about the implications of proposed reforms within the Ministry, particularly regarding how these changes would be communicated and implemented. As the government navigates these transformations, maintaining open lines of communication and ensuring that all parties are well-informed seems crucial to fostering a collaborative atmosphere in the Seimas, thereby reducing potential political friction.