During the Miami Security Forum, Minister K. Budrys stressed the importance of the EU, US, and Latin America working together to combat hybrid threats, protect critical infrastructure, and manage migration flows. He pointed out that these issues serve as common factors uniting the security agendas of Europe and Latin America. The discussion also revolved around the increasing collaboration between these regions in fighting synthetic drugs and the potential expansion of economic ties through the EU-Mercosur free trade agreement.

Budrys further presented Lithuania as a nation experienced in countering hybrid attacks from Russia and economic coercion from China, underlining that Lithuania's experiences are relevant not only for Europe but for other regions as well. He emphasized the necessity of sharing such experiences to strengthen the resilience of democratic nations against negative influences, which is crucial for safeguarding societies from external pressures.

The Miami Security Forum, organized by the US think tank The Heritage Foundation, served as a platform for these discussions, reflecting a broader commitment to international collaboration in the face of shared challenges. The engagement signifies a recognition of the interconnectedness of global security issues and the collaborative efforts needed to address them effectively.