Call for proposals under the Norwegian Financial Mechanism Programme 'Business Development, Innovation and SMEs' in the field of information communication and technology (ICT) attracted great interest. A total of 35 applications were received with a total sum 19 mln. Eur required for project funding.

Eight projects led by Latvian scientists have been selected for funding under the Baltic Research Programme call for proposals in Latvia.

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With the pooling of knowledge and experience, companies implementing information and communication technology (ICT) solutions are increasingly clustering.

Bilateral partnership is no longer new nowadays, joint projects promote mature business relationships and useful mutual insights and experiences in business. Lithuania and Norway are linked by a growing focus on sustainable and socially responsible business.

“Justice obliges for never stopping”, “People change, not borders”, “A fair, open, responsible and modern court closer to everyone”, the message that has already been embedded by the Lithuanian Police – “Defend. Protect. Help” – all these slogans have already found their place this week near the buildings of justice in Kaunas and Š

Smart and sustainable - this is the future of the construction sector. Norwegian company Rebartek has developed a unique innovation - robotic reinforcement installation technology, which allows construction companies to optimize processes and reduce human resource costs.

With the growing influence of technology and the potential of artificial intelligence (AI), companies are exploring how to integrate algorithms into their processes and solutions. "There is no doubt that DI technology today can meet three important business needs: business process automation, data analysis, and collaboration with customers and employees," says MITA l.e.p. director Gintas Kimtys.

For several decades, Norwegian business has been willing to choose Lithuania. The trend observed today shows that the companies of our country are also moving more and more boldly from the individual to the cooperative model, and it is in this Scandinavian country that investment is being sought.

It has been technology and communications that helped the society to stay operational and effective during the Covid-19 pandemic. During and afterwards, an increase in digitalization can be seen when speaking about work no matter if seen from a worker’s or an employer’s perspective.