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Laser industry wants Lithuania to join international organization
BC, Vilnius, 15.06.2017.
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Print versionThe Education and Science Ministry and laser producers and scientists are trying to solve the issue of Lithuania's participation in the . Extreme Light Infrastructure (ELI) as soon as possible, with the country expected to become a member of the international organization by the end of the year, LETA/BNS cites the business daily Verslo Zinios information.
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The proposal to join the
ELI had been discussed for several years, but it was only at the end of
the previous government's term in office that these discussions took a more
concrete form. A list of priority international infrastructure networks was
drawn up then, but the procedures came to a halt.
Lithuania would have to pay
200,000 euros in ELI membership fees annually, but the laser manufacturers Ekspla and Sviesos Konversija (Light Conversion) have promised to provide a
part of the funds.
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