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BALTNET Mission

Bridging countries
Connecting resources
Developing partnerships
Establishing exchanges
Promoting collaboration
Facilitating cultural exchange
Providing services

BALTNET Services

Discover areas of commercial compatibility
Develop business partnerships
Facilitate educational exchange programs
Facilitate medical exchange programs
Educate businesses about mutually beneficial opportunities
Provide insight into business markets in Baltic Nations and New England.

Projects in progress

An International Business Forum sponsored by the Connecticut

Center for Advanced Technology (CCAT) Between Southern New

England and Lithuania.
An Incipient Student Exchange Program between M.I.T.

and Lithuanian Universities

Baltic Nations

The Baltic Nations have been surprising the world with their rapid growth and development in all the spheres of life

New England

New England abounds with business, research and educational institutions

MARKET IN BALTIC COUNTRIES

Lithuania

Lithuania got off to an early start on economic reforms, and has been labeled by investors as one of Eastern Europe’s economic “tigers”

Latvia

These days Latvia and its vibrant capital Riga, is under siege by a new force: tourism

Estonia

Estonia has been quick to revive its historical ties to its Nordic neighbors, while Finnish tourism and investment has helped to revitalize the nation

Reasons to Invest in Baltic Nations	Most Competitive Sectors	Baltic Nations Secrets
Political and Social Stability, Rapid Economic Growth Strategic Location Bridging the EU and the Commonwealth of Independent States Export Orientated Economy Strong Foreign direct investment Growth Well-developed Transportation Networks Availability of Well-Trained, Low-Cost Labor Low Operating and Living Costs Free Economic Zones and Industrial Parks Multinational Investor Satisfaction	Telecommunications and information technologies Transportation, construction and logistics Biotechnology, Pharmacy and Laser technology Machinery and electrical equipment production Foodstuffs and beverages Textile and clothing Fertilizers and chemicals Wood processing and furniture manufacturing Refined oil production	One of most specific features that its people are deservedly proud of, is the extremely high level of education. The highest-quality services provided by specialists are particularly marketable in foreign economies. Strength and progress is very much based on the country’s long lasting preconditions, such as continuing close economic cooperation with the Scandinavian states and other countries of the Baltic Sea region.
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