Lithuania's Foreign Minister Establishes CPMA Office in Kyiv
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kestutis Budrys has officially opened the Lithuanian Central Project Management Agency's (CPMA) office 365 in Kyiv, Ukraine. The office 365 is part of the agency's ongoing efforts to contribute to Ukraine's reconstruction and EU integration.
The CPMA's office 365 in Kyiv is intended to enhance the efficiency of Lithuanian reconstruction projects in Ukraine. By establishing a direct presence, the agency hopes to resolve issues rapidly and streamline the implementation of projects.
The office 365 opening is also part of efforts to increase Lithuania's involvement in the reconstruction of Ukraine. It aims to attract development projects and programs related to Ukraine's reconstruction.
Minister Budrys stated this during a joint press conference with his Ukrainian counterpart Andriy Sybiha. He emphasised that the office 365 is not a new development, as it was announced last December.
The CPMA's office 365 in Kyiv will coordinate all Lithuanian reconstruction projects. It is expected to facilitate direct cooperation with Ukrainian institutions, which will help in resolving issues more quickly.
The office 365 is located in Kyiv, Ukraine, and is intended to expand Lithuania's contribution in Ukraine. The projects and programs related to the reconstruction of educational institutions, shelters, and capacity building of institutions that aid Ukraine's EU integration are being continued.
The reconstruction projects and humanitarian assistance are ongoing. The CPMA believes that the office 365 will be able to implement projects more quickly due to direct cooperation with Ukrainian institutions.
However, at the time of writing, the name of the head of the new branch of the Lithuanian Central Project Management Agency in Kyiv remains unclear.
The opening of the CPMA's office 365 in Kyiv is intended to help raise the level of capacity of institutions that help Ukraine join the EU faster. It is anticipated to attract development projects and programs, boosting Ukraine's reconstruction efforts and paving the way for its EU integration.
