In this regard, it is important to make targeted use of new possibilities and to attract investment specifically in the activities of higher added value, for instance, in the creation of product design instead of assembly or production. And the conditions we have created for foreign investors are rather good.
Lithuania’s business environment has earned good scores in global rankings: we rank 11th in the World Bank’s Doing Business ranking and are the first among Central and Eastern European countries. However, this is not enough. Of course, the increasing transparency of regulation and the lightening burden of bureaucracy are significant achievements, but are not a panacea.