Lithuania – national flag At independence in 1918, a yellow-green-red flag was chosen in Lithuania, which was officially adopted in 1922. The yellow color stands for the ripe wheat, the green for the country’s forests and hope, and the red for the flowers and love for the country. The flag was in use 1918-40 and… Read More »
Subchapters: Business Relationships Foreign direct investment FTAs and Treaties Development Cooperation Prospective fields of study (MOP) Business relations Trade relations with the EU Lithuania has a relatively well-diversified export base. According to EIU analysts, local exporters can be expected to maintain a positive trend in competitiveness growth, however they fail to increase productivity faster than… Read More »
The characteristics that differentiate Lithuania from other European states are its purely agricultural economy, the high percentage of people working in the fields and living in contact with them, the proverbial sobriety of the residents, the low importance of any activity industrial, the non-existence, apart from Kaunas and Memel, of centers which can be attributed… Read More »
According to computergees, the Republic of Lithuania is a country in northern Europe, the southernmost of the three Baltic countries. The country lies along the southeastern shore of the Baltic Sea and borders Latvia to the north, Belarus to the east and southeast and Poland and the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad Oblast to the southwest.… Read More »