"The purpose of this strategy and the task that joins all the countries of the Baltic Searegion is to release the region's potential and to create a dynamic region, which is open for innovations and has a guaranteed economy growth and a competitive business environment. This would help to find a common answer to important issues for everyone, such as the environment," said Usackas.
Usackas said that he hoped the strategy would lead to reducing the feeling of isolation in the Baltics and that more energy and transport links would be developed.
The Foreign Minister also encouraged EU member states to support the European Commision's idea to allot 175 million euro for an electric energy cable to connect Sweden withLithuania or Latvia.
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