Lithuania - Plea to improve the education system - May 31, 2017

A Danske Bank's chief economist stated that the country is too much relying on lower value-added production, trade and transport, but this model will not work for long. A quality education system has to be a key element of the necessary transformation. An IMF-mission came with a similar message; the country has to reform its education system, to merge institutions and create more flexible programs, in order to catch up with Western Europe.

English: http://www.baltic-course.com/eng/education ...  

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