Life sciences in Lithuania have been a priority for the government for over a decade. Accelerating faster than almost anywhere else in Europe, the sector aims to contribute 5% to Lithuania’s GDP by 2030. The close cooperation between actors of the ecosystem is one of the reason for success.
The world is at a key point of industrial and societal transition, driven by advancing technology and the need for competitive, resilient and sustainable economies.
Biotechnology is at the heart of this transition across all sectors and it is playing a significant role in shaping Europe’s future.
BIOSPAIN is the largest biotech event organized by a national bioindustry association in Europe and one of the largest in the world by the number of […]
NETWORKING AND PARTNERSHIPS IN BIOECONOMY AREA IFIB - International Forum on Industrial Biotechnology and Bioeconomy aims at strengthening the bioeconomy network in the Euro-Mediterranean area and to promote […]
