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Lithuania signs deals with partners from Ireland, Italy and Taiwan on Ukraine reconstruction projects

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Lithuania on Wednesday signed agreements with partners from Ireland, Italy, and Taiwan on financing and carrying out reconstruction projects in Ukraine, Lithuania's Foreign Ministry said in a press release.

During the annual Lithuanian Development Cooperation Conference, the Foreign Ministry and the Embassy of Ireland in Lithuania signed a memorandum of understanding on the €3 million contribution Ireland has earmarked for the construction of shelters alongside Ukrainian schools. 

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