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.

Lithuania is rapidly growing as a center of excellence in IT solutions. With the largest ICT industry in the Baltic States, quality and well-developed infrastructure, the pool of ambitious young talents, and promising tech companies Lithuanian ICT industry has an outstanding potential both for local as well as foreign expanding businesses. Join us virtually on 2 March at 10:00 am Norwegian time to get insights from IKT Norge, KONGSBERG Digital, Bouvet ASA and Inventura AS!

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

As we are fast engaging into the New Year, we are happy to announce our preliminary Annual Events Circle for the first half of 2021.

We appreciate your continued support and loyalty while being part of LNCC community and looking forward to seeing you in our coming events.

Virtually on November 24th, 2020 at 10:00 AM (NO time)
Norway is one of the priority markets for Lithuanian businesses operating in the construction sector and is our important trading partner. Half of all Lithuania’s exports to Norway is in the construction sector and these numbers continue to grow, despite the challenges caused by COVID-19.

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.

Join the 2020 edition of Norwegian-Lithuanian Business Forum scheduled to take place on 7th October 2020 under the slogan #digitallyhappy!

Acknowledging the increased need for flexibility in the times of uncertainty, the event will be held ‘in-person’ at Talent Garden Vilnius and delivered ‘virtually’. This year the Forum is dedicated to the topic Digitalization. Like the events of previous years, the 2020 hybrid edition will be an inspiring event with a great selection of speakers from organizations including ICT Norway, Telenor, Miles, Yara, among other. Check out the Programme!

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”.