On March 11, Moldovan President Maia Sandu is set to visit Lithuania to mark Lithuania's Independence Restoration Day, as announced by the Seimas on Monday. Her participation underscores the importance of Lithuania’s independence in the context of both countries' historical narratives and mutual support in pursuing democratic values.

During the visit, President Sandu will take part in a ceremonial event at the March 11 Hall dedicated to the day's significance and will also deliver a congratulatory speech during the presentation of the Independence Scholarship. This event not only highlights the storied past of Lithuania's liberation but also frames a platform for fostering educational opportunities and partnerships between the two nations.

Furthermore, Sandu's itinerary includes attending a flag-raising ceremony for the three Baltic states, which symbolizes unity and solidarity among them. This act can be seen as a reaffirmation of the shared regional aspirations for sovereignty and democratic governance, reflecting the collaborative efforts among the Baltic nations in facing regional challenges, including those posed by external pressures.