Vilnius Municipality Offers Free Sites for Strategic Investors
Published:
10 May 2001 y., Thursday
Vilnius City Council has approved a new Business Promotion and Job Creation Programme “Business Class for Business”, which will help streamline and speed up the implementation of investment projects, cut fees and even give free land plots.
Vilnius City Council will introduce procedures for providing technical support to domestic and foreign investors and the Council’s decisions concerning investments will be adopted without delay. The “Business Class for Business” Programme will promote viable and feasible investment projects. Investors who will create more than 100 jobs will be offered free plots of land for their business projects.
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