This year LT Big Brother mentorship project is kickstarting in Norway, where we will help young professionals living in Norway to develop their personal and professional growth.

This February we are looking for Lithuanian or Lithuanian-related foreign professionals to contribute to the project LT BIG BROTHER.

If you would like to be a part of the program, please contact scandinavia@ltbigbrother.com

LNCC is very happy to inform you that LINPRA invites you to the virtual market review event about engineering. The event will be held in Lithuanian.

LINPRA kviečia eksportuojančias įmones į internetinį seminarą – susitikimą su komercijos atašė Šiaurės šalyse apžvelgti šių metų trijų ketvirčių šalių ekonomiką ir pakalbėti apie eksporto perspektyvas Lietuvos inžinerinės pramonės įmonėms šiose šalyse. 

By partner/lawyer Preben Kløvfjell and associate Julia Michelet Chivers, Advokatfirmaet Tveter og Kløvfjell AS

The main rule regarding the sale of services in Norway is that these are VAT-liable, cf. the Norwegian VAT-Act § 3-1. All turnover of sales and goods which is not explicitly exempted by law activates a duty to calculate and pay VAT. If no exemptions apply, the duty is an objective duty.

By partner/lawyer Preben Kløvfjell and associate Julia Michelet Chivers, Advokatfirmaet Tveter og Kløvfjell AS.

In 2018 the total procurement value of goods and services in the Norwegian public sector amounted to 564 billion NOK (53 million Euro). For Norwegian and International businesses a contract with the Norwegian public sector can ensure long-term financial stability, economical growth and an opportunity to expand the business.

Karin Ellis, founder of Ellis Culture, is author of famous books “The Art of Finding a Job in Norway” and “The Art of Working with Norwegians”.

Join #xCommerce and #unifiedCommerce expert Bjørn Mølster, Managing Director of Alpha Solutions Norge for a free webinar TOMORROW!

Norwegian continues to expand its Lithuanian network, adding direct flights from Palanga to Stockholm, Sweden, Copenhagen, Denmark, and from Kaunas to Oslo, Norway.

The EEA and Norway Grants represent the contribution of Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway to reducing economic and social disparities in Europe and to strengthening bilateral relations with 15 EU member states in Northern, Central and Southern Europe.

The content of the 5 priority sectors and 23 programme areas eligible for funding in this period will now be finalised. These are brought together in the draft ‘Blue Book’, which is the document subject to this public consultation. 

The consultation is open and we hope that a wide range of stakeholders will choose to participate. A participant can be any private person or organisation that has experience with or interest in the EEA and Norway Grants and their objectives. Participants can be situated in beneficiary, donor or third countries, or they can work transnationally across borders. They can choose to give input to all or only to some of the programme areas of the draft ‘Blue Book’. Blue Book and Consultation survey can be found here: http://eeagrants.org/Who-we-are/How-we-work/Public-consultation-on-the-draft-priorities-for-the-EEA-and-Norway-Grants-2014-2021

DEADLINE 8th July.

Lithuanian-Norwegian Chamber of Commerce are supporting investments into the following programme area:
Innovation, Research, Education and Competitivness
1. BusinessDevelopment, Innovation and SMEs
2. Research
3. Education, Scholarship, Apprenticeships and Young Entrepreneurship
4. Work-Life Balance
5. Social Dialogue – Decent Work