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''Invest Lithuania'' (Lithuanian: Investuok Lietuvoje) is a non-profit organization owned by the Ministry of Economy of the Republic of Lithuania. In February 2010 the Lithuanian Development Agency was restructured into two public organizations - ''Invest Lithuania'' and ''Enterprise Lithuania''. On February 11, 2010, ''Invest |
''Invest Lithuania'' (Lithuanian: Investuok Lietuvoje) is a non-profit organization owned by the Ministry of Economy of the Republic of Lithuania. In February 2010 the Lithuanian Development Agency was restructured into two public organizations - ''Invest Lithuania'' and ''Enterprise Lithuania''. On February 11, 2010, ''Invest Lithuania''a officially started its activities on the basis of the restructured Lithuanian Development Agency. |
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It is the main national institution in charge of attracting foreign investments to Lithuania and developing the attractive economic image of the country abroad. It employs more than 45 professionals and has two representative offices abroad. |
It is the main national institution in charge of attracting foreign investments to Lithuania and developing the attractive economic image of the country abroad. It employs more than 45 professionals and has two representative offices abroad. |
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The Investment Promotion Department provides information on the investment opportunities, consults regarding selection of investment partners and locations for business ventures. Public relations, advertising, and promotional events are handled by the Marketing Division. The Analysis Division provides tailored information to companies and governmental bodies. The institution has helped such companies as BARCLAYS BANK (UK), WESTERN UNION (USA), CIE AUTOMOTIVE (Spain), FINNFOAM (Finland), PEEK&CLOPPENBURG (Germany), GRUPO SOPENA (Spain), INDORAMA (Thailand), DEMATIC (Germany), RGE (UK), STIGA GAMES (Sweden), CHRISTIE TYLER (UK), MARZOTTO (Italy), and D.BOSS (South Korea), METSO PAPER (Sweden), WAKO BUSSAN Co. (Japan), WINCOR NIXDORF (Germany), CERUTTI (Italy), INVACARE HOGH (Denmark), GLENDALE CABINS (UK). |
The Investment Promotion Department provides information on the investment opportunities, consults regarding selection of investment partners and locations for business ventures. Public relations, advertising, and promotional events are handled by the Marketing Division. The Analysis Division provides tailored information to companies and governmental bodies. The institution has helped such companies as BARCLAYS BANK (UK), WESTERN UNION (USA), CIE AUTOMOTIVE (Spain), FINNFOAM (Finland), PEEK&CLOPPENBURG (Germany), GRUPO SOPENA (Spain), INDORAMA (Thailand), DEMATIC (Germany), RGE (UK), STIGA GAMES (Sweden), CHRISTIE TYLER (UK), MARZOTTO (Italy), and D.BOSS (South Korea), METSO PAPER (Sweden), WAKO BUSSAN Co. (Japan), WINCOR NIXDORF (Germany), CERUTTI (Italy), INVACARE HOGH (Denmark), GLENDALE CABINS (UK). |
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==External links== |
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*[http://www.investlithuania.com www.investlithuania.com - official site in English] |
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*[http://www.investuoklietuvoje.lt www.investuoklietuvoje.lt - official site in Lithuanian] |
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[[Category:Economy of Lithuania]] |
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[[Category:2001 establishments]] |
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Revision as of 07:31, 1 December 2010
Invest Lithuania (Lithuanian: Investuok Lietuvoje) is a non-profit organization owned by the Ministry of Economy of the Republic of Lithuania. In February 2010 the Lithuanian Development Agency was restructured into two public organizations - Invest Lithuania and Enterprise Lithuania. On February 11, 2010, Invest Lithuaniaa officially started its activities on the basis of the restructured Lithuanian Development Agency.
It is the main national institution in charge of attracting foreign investments to Lithuania and developing the attractive economic image of the country abroad. It employs more than 45 professionals and has two representative offices abroad.
The Investment Promotion Department provides information on the investment opportunities, consults regarding selection of investment partners and locations for business ventures. Public relations, advertising, and promotional events are handled by the Marketing Division. The Analysis Division provides tailored information to companies and governmental bodies. The institution has helped such companies as BARCLAYS BANK (UK), WESTERN UNION (USA), CIE AUTOMOTIVE (Spain), FINNFOAM (Finland), PEEK&CLOPPENBURG (Germany), GRUPO SOPENA (Spain), INDORAMA (Thailand), DEMATIC (Germany), RGE (UK), STIGA GAMES (Sweden), CHRISTIE TYLER (UK), MARZOTTO (Italy), and D.BOSS (South Korea), METSO PAPER (Sweden), WAKO BUSSAN Co. (Japan), WINCOR NIXDORF (Germany), CERUTTI (Italy), INVACARE HOGH (Denmark), GLENDALE CABINS (UK).