During a business forum in Lithuania, President Gitanas Nausėda articulated the importance of establishing strategic partnerships with countries like the Czech Republic, which he believes can provide significant mutual benefits in various sectors. He emphasized that Lithuania is actively looking for new partners in strategic sectors and views the Czech business community as a key partner. He pinpointed the importance of speed as a competitive advantage in business, contrasting it with the bureaucratic hurdles of the past.

At the forum, which was attended by both President Nausėda and Czech President Petr Pavel, three cooperation agreements were signed, focusing on areas of laser and photonics research, defense and security collaboration, and partnership in life sciences and biotechnology sectors. These agreements underscore the commitment from both nations to foster collaboration in industries that could lead to innovation and economic growth for both parties involved.

This initiative marks another milestone in strengthening bilateral relations between Lithuania and the Czech Republic, with hopes that these collaborations will lead to enhanced economic ties and the sharing of technological advancements. The emphasis on partnership in high-tech sectors reflects a broader strategy to reposition Lithuania's economic landscape and build robust international ties.