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Mr. Lbergberg also said that it was necessary to establish a common support mechanism so that there would be clear solutions in case of a similar situation in the future.
Currently, both the Government Office and the Ministries of Social Security and Labor and Foreign Relations are looking for a way to help these people. At the moment, at the request of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the funds have been released, the arrears have been paid to those people so that they have income, ”said G. Landsbergis during a press conference on Friday.
The Minister pointed out that “a long-term way is being sought to guarantee both the subsequent return of these people to the labor market and assistance during that transition period and in the future, in case such cases are repeated more, so that Lithuania has a permanent system, not always. to this Look for solutions “.
Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Cichanouskaya, who met with the foreign minister on Friday, said she believed the Lithuanian government would find ways to help its citizens affected by the sanctions against the Belarusian regime.
“If the Lithuanian government has found so many ways to help the people of Belarus in difficult circumstances, I have no doubt that they will deal with Lithuanians who are in a difficult situation with Belarus,” Chichanouskaya said.
The Seimas is considering amendments that would allow the payment of special benefits to employees of the Druskininkai “Belorus” sanatorium affected by the European Union sanctions.
The sanitarium staff was left without income because the institution’s accounts were frozen after the imposition of sanctions by the European Union on the Main Economic Council within the presidential administration of Belarus.
Lithuania has applied an exception to the salaries of sanitarium employees, the majority of whom are Lithuanian. As a result of the sanctions applied, almost 400 employees of the sanatorium were waiting for December.
The case of the Belarusian sanatorium is the first in the history of Lithuania, when international sanctions are applied to a company operating in the country.
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