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Lietuvos inžinerijos ir technologijų pramonės eksporto augimą šių metų pirmąjį pusmetį labiausiai lėmė trys subsektoriai, kartu sudarantys 58 proc. viso sektoriaus ekspo…
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LINPRA - Engineering and Technology Industries Association of Lithuania
Representing Engineering and Technology Industries of Lithuania
- Industry
- Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
- Location
- Vilnius, LT
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About LINPRA - Engineering and Technology Industries Association of Lithuania
LINPRA, the engineering and technology industries association of Lithuania, established in 1993, is an independent self-governing business association. Both nationally and internationally, LINPRA represents the interests of the Lithuanian engineering / technology sector and unites about 170 organizations, among which: metal products, machinery and equipment, electro-mechanics and electronics, plastics and rubber industry companies, technology service providers, educational institutions. LINPRA’s aim is to promote sustainable growth and international competitiveness of industry’s companies. Fueling and accelerating Industry 4.0, LINPRA helps businesses reshape the way they work, innovate and create. In addition to public policy advocacy, LINPRA also supports its members in accessing worker education, financial aid and more. With association’s support, Lithuania is fast becoming a top European destination for technology companies: LINPRA settles relationships between business institutions, organisations across Europe and Lithuanian businesses, while working to strengthen exports. By improving access to high-quality vocational education and training, LINPRA is also helping to ensure that Lithuania has the right talent to realize its potential.
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LINPRA - Engineering and Technology Industries Association of Lithuania president attended a session in Vilnius, Lithuania, alongside the LINPRA representative from VMG Technics.
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LINPRA - Engineering and Technology Industries Association of Lithuania is hosting a regional discussion on technological innovation and automation in Lithuanian regions, scheduled for September 8 at the ORLEN Lietuva in Vilnius.
Presence & Recognition
LINPRA - Engineering and Technology Industries Association of Lithuania hosted the LINPRA Finansų Vadovų Patirties Mainų Forum in Vilnius, where VMG Technics participated.
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