Lithuania's development cooperation policy priority is the EU's Eastern Partnership countries. Lithuania is building on its experience in democratic state-building and reform and transfers it to countries seeking closer integration with the EU. The focus is on Ukraine and Moldova, which have been granted EU candidate status, Georgia, which has the prospect of becoming an EU member state, and Armenia, which has signed a Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement with the EU.
In accordance with the Strategic Guidelines for Lithuania’s International Partnerships for 2026–2030, approved by the Government of the Republic of Lithuania, Lithuania seeks to play an active role in a rapidly changing geopolitical environment. In response to global challenges, the growing need to use available financial resources more efficiently, and the need to strengthen the resilience of partner countries, while also leveraging emerging opportunities in the green economy, renewable energy and digital transformation, Lithuania is strengthening partnerships with countries in the Middle East, Central Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa and contributing to global efforts to address climate change and migration issues.
All countries and projects can be found on the project map.
