“Regarding funding in the next financial perspective (EU – NGEU) from 2028, the agreement is very clear and has been, and remains, that the project is supported by all three countries and together we must secure funding, because this is not just a travel project, it is also a military mobility and resilience project,” J. Taminskas told journalists at Vilnius train station on Monday.
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According to him, the “negotiation issue” is whether a separate line for “Rail Baltica” would be included in the 2028–2034 EU budget.
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