The Baltic prime ministers agreed in Vilnius on December 17 on preserving one time zone after the European Union ends the long-standing procedure of changing the clocks, Lithuanian Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis says.
"Together with the colleagues, we agreed to preserve one times zone among the Baltic states in the future as well," he told journalists after the meeting.
The prime ministers, however, do not disclose which time, summer or winter, could be chosen as permanent.
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