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To seek the Company's business value growth by increasing the efficiency of rail transport performance and attractiveness of rail transport and related services to customers; To ensure effective management, maintenance, upgrade, and development of public railway infrastructure with regard to the state's needs and financial capabilities; To ensure an efficient provision of rail transport and related public services and implementation of national strategic interests within the scope stipulated by legal acts and competent authorities.

Lobbying Activity

Meeting with Magda Kopczynska (Director-General Mobility and Transport)

1 Oct 2025 · Exchange of views on implementation of the Rail Baltica project Discussion on strategic importance of Rail Batica in the negotiation over the future Multiannual Financial Framework

Meeting with Roberts Zīle (Member of the European Parliament)

3 Sept 2025 · European railway

Meeting with Ramunas Stanionis (Cabinet of Commissioner Andrius Kubilius)

14 Jul 2025 · military mobility

Response to Connecting Europe through high-speed rail

8 May 2025

LTG Group strongly supports the High-Speed Rail (HSR) masterplan and clearly recognize its benefits. The Baltic region still doesnt have a European-gauge high-speed rail connection, so extension of HSR to the Baltic states is absolutely key for connecting region with the rest of Europe and supporting long-term economic growth. A modern high-speed Rail Baltica line will offer people in the Baltics a fast, safe, comfortable, and green way to travelsomething that has been the standard in Western Europe for years Rail Baltica wont just connect citiesit will also open up major opportunities along the route: new business districts, revitalized urban areas, more private investment, tech innovation, tourism growth, and much more. Importantly, Rail Baltica will also be a game-changer for local districts along the HSR line, making it easier for people to commute and access jobs, services, and airports. The system is being designed for seamless, multimodal, door-to-door journeys managed digitally. In addition to economic and transport benefits, Rail Baltica has real strategic value for regional and national security. Strengthening infrastructure and improving mobility within and across borders enhances the resilience of our transport systems and supports NATO mobility goalsmaking our region more secure and better connected in times of crisis. We already have a successful track record of using the existing new infrastructure in Palemonas to transport NATO forces and equipment from Western Europe to Lithuania, and we must continue to develop our infrastructure capabilities that are indispensable for all the Baltic States and for the whole of Europe. Given the importance of this project, stable and flexible funding must be a top priority in the EUs high-speed rail planning.
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Meeting with Apostolos Tzitzikostas (Commissioner) and

17 Feb 2025 · Exchange of views with CER CEOs on the margins of the 18th European Railway award event.

Meeting with Herald Ruijters (Deputy Director-General Mobility and Transport)

17 Feb 2025 · Rail Baltica and financing options

Meeting with Andrius Kubilius (Commissioner) and

17 Jan 2025 · Role of the railway carrier in ensuring military mobility