Official account of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of #Lithuania 🇱🇹 Finance Minister: @Taurimas Valys
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🇱🇹 Three major credit rating agencies reaffirmed Lithuania’s ratings with stable outlooks in October: Morningstar DBRS – A (high), Moody’s – A2, Fitch – A+.
They highlight Lithuania’s resilient economy, strong institutions and moderate debt, supporting investor confidence.
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🇱🇹 Fitch Ratings affirmed Lithuania’s A+ credit rating with a stable outlook.
It highlights Lithuania’s resilient economic growth, strong institutions, EU and euro area membership, and moderate public debt. It remains Lithuania’s highest rating among the three major agencies.
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🇱🇹 Lithuania is expanding its defence industry.
State-owned Giraitės ginkluotės gamykla has assembled its first rifles in Lithuania, with plans to build local maintenance and production expertise.
Finance Minister @Taurimas Valys: defence investment should strengthen security and the economy.
#GCFFC2026 Annual Summit in Vilnius, Vice-Minister R. Carik noted that innovation & security must go hand in hand.
Effective AML isn't a barrier to FinTech, but a prerequisite for sustainable growth—requiring strong AI oversight & global cooperation.
T. Valys met with the President & representatives of the Lithuanian Association of Hotels and Restaurants to discuss the situation in the food service sector, challenges within the business environment, and tax-related issues
Lithuania’s Ministry of Finance submitted its 1st "SAFE" payment request to the @EU_Commission
Allocating funds towards equipping the Land Forces division, fortifying the Baltic Defence Line with mines, and developing broader military capabilities.🛡️
Lithuania’s 2021–2027 EU Investment Programme has nearly €6B in EU funding, with €6.6B in calls launched and €4.9B in contracts signed.
Vice-Minister Rūta Carik discussed investment progress, transparency, risk management and future EU funding reforms at an FNTT conference.
🇱🇹 Moody’s reaffirmed Lithuania’s A2 credit rating with a stable outlook.
The agency highlights Lithuania’s flexible economy, sound institutions and diversified exports, while noting the need for sustainable public finances amid rising defence spending.
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🇱🇹🇰🇪 Lithuania is sharing its public finance expertise with Kenya.
A Kenyan delegation is visiting the Ministry of Finance to learn about efficient public resource management, payment systems and State Treasury operations, strengthening cooperation and knowledge exchange.
Lithuania is balancing price stability, stronger defence and economic growth. 🇱🇹
With defence spending exceeding 5% of GDP, accelerating European defence investment and mobilising capital for the economy remain key priorities.
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📌 نوازن بين مواجهة التضخم وزيادة الإنفاق الدفاعي ودعم النمو الاقتصادي
📌 ميزانية الدفاع تبلغ 5.4% من الناتج المحلي هذا العام وتتجاوز 5% المقبل
📌 أميركا شريكنا الدفاعي الرئيسي ونحتاج إلى تسريع الاستثمارات الدفاعية الأوروبية
📌 بنك تعزيز التنمية يستهدف توفير 6 مليارات يورو للاقتصاد خلال أربع سنوات مقبلة
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🇱🇹 Lithuania’s 2027 budget aims to strengthen national security while investing in people and economic growth.
Finance Minister @Taurimas Valys explains the priorities behind the budget and why fiscal responsibility must go hand in hand with defence needs. 👇
Different scenarios were considered when drafting Lithuania’s 2027 state budget – from a lower deficit to greater fiscal space for financing the country’s key priorities.
Lithuania’s 2027 budget draft balances two key priorities: strengthening national defence and ensuring social security for people.
@LithuanianGovt has approved the 2027–2029 state budget draft.
The priorities: strengthening national security, increasing people’s incomes and supporting economic growth.
Finance Minister @Taurimas Valys: investing in defence cannot mean neglecting people’s needs today.
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📊 EFFICIENCY & TAX COMPLIANCE
The budget targets €90m in savings through a 0.5% cut in ministry and agency budgets.
Tax measures are expected to raise €197m, including stricter penalties for taxpayers who fail to meet minimum reliability criteria.