The Cabinet of Ministers approved the Government’s conclusion prepared by the Ministry of Culture, which proposed to agree with the suggestion of Seimas members conservative Vytautas Juozapaitis, democrat Agnė Jakavičiūtė-Miliauskienė, and former parliamentarian “valstietis” Eugenijus Jovaiša to establish that Culture Passport services would also be provided to children participating in preschool and pre-primary education programs, but proposed to the parliamentarians to improve them.
According to the proposal, from 2028 about 100 thousand preschool-aged children could use the Culture Passport, and from 2029 about 10 thousand persons studying in Lithuanian education institutions abroad, except those operating in sanctioned countries.
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