The European Union (EU) has allocated 1.75 billion euros in investments for regional development in Lithuania, but the debate raises the question of how much freedom regions actually have in deciding where to spend these funds. Deputy Minister of Finance Rūta Carik says that regions are planned to be given more power in the future, while Akmenė District Mayor Vitalijus Mitrofanovas calls for the benefits of investments to be assessed based on t…
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The European Union (EU) has allocated 1.75 billion euros in investments for regional development in Lithuania, but the debate raises the question of how much freedom regions actually have in deciding where to spend these funds. Deputy Minister of Finance Rūta Carik says that regions are planned to be given more power in the future, while Akmenė District Mayor Vitalijus Mitrofanovas calls for the benefits of investments to be assessed based on t…