Prime Minister Leaves for Visit in Moscow.
Published:
1 July 1999 y., Thursday
Lithuanian Prime Minister Rolandas Paksas leaves for Moscow for a visit expected to result in an agreement over long-term trade in oil and speeding-up of ratification process of Russian-Lithuanian border agreement in the State Duma, all the dailies reported. The premier leaves for the Russian capital believing that eight out of the 9 prepared agreements will be successfully signed. The visit of the Prime Minister had been prepared for the long time and with difficulties, having no precise date in sight. Paksas visit was also discussed by President Valdas Adamkus and Seimas Chairman Vytautas Landsbergis. Landsbergis said on the eve of the trip that Paksas visit was a very important one suggesting it could make bilateral relations between the two countries better.
Šaltinis:
Internet
Copying, publishing, announcing any information from the News.lt portal without written permission of News.lt editorial office is prohibited.
The most popular articles
Kabul residents express mixed views on their country's future security ahead of U.S. President Barack Obama's announcement of a withdrawal plan.
more »
The U.S Food and Drug Administration will release graphic warning labels for cigarette packages this week, to remind the American public about the dangers of smoking, moving away from the smaller print warnings currently found on cartons.
more »
Amateur video footage shows the immediate aftermath of Russian plane crash. There were 52 passengers and crew aboard the Tupolev-134 when it went down on Monday night.
more »
Israel's Arava Power Company has unveiled the country's first commercial solar field. The firm, which is investing almost $2 million on building a series of plants across the Negev desert hopes to start a "Solar Revolution" in the largely arid country.
more »
Shape-shifting robot mannequins are being used by an Estonian company to help solve one of the biggest problems for the online clothing industry - giving customers clothes which fit properly.
more »
NASA releases video of a solar flare erupting from the sun.
more »
Residents of the Argentine town of Villa la Angostura are warned to stay inside after a blanket of volcanic ash descends.
more »
An energy efficient home, measuring just 3 metres cubed, is helping people realise how to cut their carbon footprint.
more »
Remote, windswept Macquarie Island in the Southern Ocean is being purged of its rabbits in a massive eradication programme designed to reverse more than a hundred years of environmental destruction.
more »
Space Shuttle Endeavour lands at the Kennedy Space Station in Florida for the last time after completing its mission to the International Space Station, as Space Shuttle Atlantis prepares for NASA’s last shuttle mission.
more »