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“I congratulate Mr. Biden on winning the US presidential election. I look forward to continuing the strategic bilateral cooperation! Lithuania highly values the strong transatlantic relationship and the US leadership in NATO, the security guarantees of the Baltic States,” he wrote G. Nausėda on Twitter.
A few minutes later, Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis also announced the greeting on Twitter. Appointed Mr. Biden president-elect.
“I would like to congratulate President-elect Biden and his team on the latest news. The United States is a friend of Lithuania, an important ally and partner, and I hope that together we will further strengthen this partnership,” wrote S. Skvernelis.
Lithuanian leaders congratulated just over an hour after the US media announced that Biden had secured an electoral victory.
Donald Trump, who has been re-elected, has so far refused to admit defeat.
The United States presidential election took place on Tuesday, but the vote count continues to this day.
Congratulations to the Prime Minister of Canada and the leaders of the EU
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Triud congratulated Biden on Saturday for winning the presidential election.
“I am committed to working with President-elect Biden, Vice President-elect Kamala Harry, their administration and the United States Congress to address the world’s greatest challenges,” the Trudeau report said.
European Union leaders Charles Michel and Ursula von der Laen on Saturday praised the news that Democrat J. Baiden had been elected president of the United States and called for stronger transatlantic relations.
“We are taking note of the latest developments in the electoral process,” said Ch. Michel, representing the leaders of the EU member states.
“On that basis, the EU congratulates President-elect Joe Biden and President-elect Kamal Harry for reaching a sufficient number of voters,” he added.
Celebrate the “new beginning” in transatlantic relations
German Foreign Minister Heikki Masa on Saturday welcomed Biden’s victory in the US presidential election, saying it would be a “new beginning” for transatlantic relations.
“We want to focus on our cooperation [su naujuoju prezidentu] for a new beginning in transatlantic relations, a “new course,” Maas wrote on Twitter.
German Vice Chancellor Olaf Scholz also hailed Biden’s victory as the beginning of a “new chapter.”
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