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Aflvaki. Invest
in Reykjavik,
Iceland
Development Company of Reykjavik, an Inward Investment Agency
representing the Capital of Iceland. The main purpose is to
strengthen industrial development in Reykjavik and strengthen
the city´s competitiveness.
-
Akmene District,
Lithuania
The district is situated in the Northwestern part of Siauliai
County, along the border with Latvia. The administrative seat
is in Naujoji Akmene.
-
Alytus City,
Lithuania
Alytus is one of the most important industrial centers in Lithuania,
with 27 industrial enterprises.
-
Alytus County,
Lithuania
The County belongs to the Dzukija ethnographical region, which
borders on Poland and Belarus, with the other Lithuanian counties
of Vilnius, Marijampole and Kaunas.
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BioNova - Biotechnology ,
Canada
BioNova is an industry association of Nova Scotia companies
and institutions involved in the biotechnology and life science
industries.
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Birzai District,
Lithuania
A wonderful destination for both the culture lover and the naturalist,
the Birzai district is home to 110 cultural monuments, 17 lakes,
nine landscape preserves, six state-preserved parks and the
18,070 hectare Birzai forest.
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Birzai Forestry, Thinning, cutting, sawing of timber,
Lithuania
Birzai Forest Enterprise (BFE) is located in the very northern
part of Lithuania. The BFE forests are located in two administrative
regions, Birzai and Pasvalys, with a total area 273,000 ha.
BFE manages 35,000 ha of state forests and 24,000 ha of private
forest or forest expected to become private.
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The City Municipality of Celje,
Slovenia
The City Municipality of Celje covers 95 square km, has a population
of more than 300,000, and includes 39 urban and suburban settlements.
Celje itself covers 24 square km and has a population of around
50,000.
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The Municipality of Domzale,
Slovenia
The Municipality of Domzale is known for its rapid development.
It lies at one of the most important; crossroads that have linked
the Danube area with the Mediterranean since Roman times. Today
this is part of the European route from Barcelona to Kiev.
- Fuglafjordur
Municipality,
Faroe Islands
Eysturoy, which is 268 km2, is the second largest
of the Faroe Islands and has a population of 10,000. Eysturoy
is connected to the island of Streymoy by a bridge.
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Greenland's Cultural Centre - Katuaq,
Greenland
Greenland Cultural Centre, Katuaq, is the cultural centre of
Greenland and gives completely new possibilities for a different
and unforgettable conference venue in the heart of the fantastic
world of the Arctic.
-
Hafnarfjordur City,
Iceland
Hafnarfjordur is one of Iceland's most important economic centres
situated about ten kilometers south of the capital. It is the
third largest town in Iceland in terms of population with about
seventeen thousand inhabitants.
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Helsinki, Centre of the New Northern Europe,
Finland
Helsinki - the capital of Finland - is the centre of the emerging
marketplace known as the New Northern Europe, consisting of
the Scandinavian countries, the newly independent Baltic States,
and north-western Russia.
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Icelandic
Hydrographic Service,
Iceland
The organization is a department of the Icelandic Coast Guard
and is responsible for maintaining charts covering the coast
around Iceland and adjacent waters.
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The Municipality of Idrija,
Slovenia
The Municipality of Idrija covers an area of 293 km2
and has 12,000 residents. It spans the upper river basin of
the Idrijca and the picturesque mountains, representing a transition
between the subalpine and karst regions.
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The Icelandic
Ministry for the Environment,
Iceland
The ministry supervises the affairs pertaining to nature in
Iceland, conservation and outdoor recreation, the protection
of animals, wild-life management, pollution prevention, hygiene
and food, planning and building matters, fire prevention, weather
forecasting and avalanche-protection, surveying and cartography,
environmental monitoring and surveillance.
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Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant,
Lithuania
The Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant, a state enterprise, now reports
to the Ministry of National Economy. It is the largest state
enterprise in the country, and involves a number of issues to
be resolved.
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INI, Housing Association,
Greenland
The Housing Association Ltd (A/S Inissiaatileqatigiiffik INI)
is a new national housing association in Greenland. INI manages
and maintains about 12,000 public rental houses on behalf of
the Greenland Home Rule and most local governments.
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Invest
in Iceland Agency,
Iceland
An independent agency of the Icelandic Ministry of Industry
and Commerce, the National Power Company and the Trade Council
of Iceland. Its main function is providing information and expert
confidential service on all aspects of direct investment into
Iceland, free of charge.
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Joniskis District,
Lithuania
The Joniskis district is an agricultural area, famous for fertile
soils. Those who grow agricultural products usually specialise
in grain crops, sugar beets and rape.
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Jyvaskyla Region,
Finland
Situated in the heart of Finland, the Jyvaskyla region is a
modern centre of industry and learning with a population of
close to 130,000.
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Kaunas
City,
Lithuania
Kaunas is the second biggest city with the population of 430,000.
It was founded in the 12th century and owes its existence to
its favourable geographic position.
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Kaunas
County,
Lithuania
Kaunas County is situated in the very centre of the Republic
of Lithuania, bordered by the counties of Alytus, Vilnius, Panevezys,
Siauliai, Taurage and Marijampole.
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Kaunas Power Station,
Lithuania
Built in 1930, the Petrasiunai Power Station is one of the oldest
power stations in the country still in operation. The building
of the new station on the east side of the city was begun in
1971. In December 1976 it reached its design capacity of 170
MW.
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Kaunas Water Company,
Lithuania
The company is in the process of transition from an old state
enterprise into a business and service-oriented water-management
company focussing on the environmental care, technical improvement
and customer service.
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Kelme District,
Lithuania
Kelme district has an area of 1705 km3 with 43,400
inhabitants. It is situated in the eastern part of Lower Lithuania
by the international highway that connects Kaliningrad, Riga
and St Petersburg.
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Klaipeda City,
Lithuania
The great treasures of Klaipeda include the Giruliai wood, parks,
almost 10 km of beautiful sand beaches.
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Klaipeda County,
Lithuania
Klaipeda County is the only coastal county in Lithuania. It
consists of the city municipalities of Klaipeda, Neringa and
Palanga, and the regional municipalities of Klaipeda, Silute,
Kretinga and Skuodas.
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Klaipeda District,
Lithuania
Gargzdai, which is 17 km from Klaipeda, is the municipal centre.
The western part of the region lies within the coastal lowlands,
while the eastern part extends to the plateau of West Zemaitija.
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Klaipedos regiono keliai,
Lithuania
The department attends to 2125 km of state roads in the regions
of Klaipeda, Kretinga, Skuodas and Silute; this number includes
133 km of main roads, 289 km of national roads and 1703 km of
regional roads.
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Klaksvik, Centre in the North Atlantic,
Faroe Islands
The second largest town in the Faroe Islands is Klaksvik. Towering
above the entrance to the harbour is the pyramid mountain on
the impressive island of Kunoy, and around the well-sheltered
bay and harbour, the dwellings are beautifully spread on the
hillsides.
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The Municipality of Kocevje,
Slovenia
Located between the Krka and Kolpa rivers, the Municipality
of Kocevje is a rich region, the heart of Slovenia's woodland.
Its wealth lies in its forests, its unspoiled nature, and its
abundant and well-protected wild animals and plants.
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The City Municipality of Kranj,
Slovenia
The City Municipality of Kranj is located in the central part
of Gorenjska, Slovenia's northwestern region at the foot of
the Alps. It has a population of 51,000 and covers an area of
148 km2.
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Kretinga District,
Lithuania
Kretinga is a town of 1540 ha, with a population of 22,000.
The town is situated in the western part of the country, only
21 km from the port of Klaipeda and 12 km from the airport and
resort town of Palanga.
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The Municipality of Krsko,
Slovenia
The Municipality of Krsko in southeastern Slovenia is located
where the Sava River valley widens into the spacious Krsko polje
plain which is bordered on the south by the lazy current of
the Krka River.
- Landsbanki
Foroya, Bank in Faroe Islands,
Faroe Islands
The Faroe Islands are a self-governing community within the
Kingdom of Denmark. Matters relating to the Faroe Islands are
divided into: Special matters, in which the Logting (the Parliament)
has legislative authority and the Landsstyri (the Local Government)
has executive power.
- Latvian
Railway,
Latvia
The Latvian Railway (State Joint-Stock Company " Latvijas Dzelzcels"
- 'LDZ'), is very experienced in dealing with freight and passenger
traffic, with experience going back to the second half of the
last century, when the first railway lines appeared in the Latvian
territory. Today, LDZ is the most stable Latvian Transport Company,
the arterial road of Latvian transit.
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Lazdijai District,
Lithuania
The District comprises 15 municipalities, with its administrative
centre in the town of Lazdijai, which is 7 km from the Polish
border.
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Leirvik Municipality,
Faroe Islands
Leirvik is a medium sized municipality on Faeroese scale. It
is centrally located on the island of Eysturoy, between the
capital Thorshavn and the second largest town of Klaksvik. Transport
is by bus to the capital and by ferry to Klaksvik.
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Lithuanian State Privatisation Agency,
Lithuania
Under the Act cash-based privatisation of the remaining state
and municipal property is to take place at market prices. Local
and foreign investors have equal rights in purchasing property
and institutions to be privatised.
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Ljubljana, Capital of Slovenia,
Slovenia
Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, is a dynamic European city
lying in a broad basin between the Alps and the Adriatic Sea.
Ljubljana's geographical position has governed its colourful
past, since it is situated on a natural passage from Central
Europe to the Mediterranean.
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The Municipality of Logatec,
Slovenia
The Municipality of Logatec has a population of 10,000 and is
situated at the junction of the Julian Alps and the Dinaric
Alps only thirty kilometers from Ljubljana.
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Madona District,
Latvia
The district of Madona is situated in the east of Latvia. The
convenient geographical situation of the district of Madona,
its rich historical and cultural heritage, landscapes and scenery
and the clean air, makes Madona an ideal area for tourism.
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The City Municipality of Maribor,
Slovenia
Maribor is the second largest city in Slovenia, next to the
capital Ljubljana. The municipality has a population of around
133.000. Maribor is the main cultural, commercial and industrial
center od the eastern part of Slovenia and has an advantageous
position at the juncture og roads and railways from Vienna to
Trieste and Zagrab.
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Marijampole County,
Lithuania
Marijampole County is situated in the southwestern part of the
country and includes the town of Marijampole as well as the
districts of Marijampole, Sakiai and Vilkaviskis.
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Marijampole District,
Lithuania
The finds and excavations of archeological monuments in the
territory of Marijampole show that there were people living
here in the Stone Age.
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Mazeikiai District,
Lithuania
Mazeikiai district is located in the north-west part of Lithuania,
bording on with the Republic of Latvia.
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Metrological Institution of Iceland,
Iceland
The agency deals with the certification and inspection of measuring
instruments as well as national standards and the calibration
of instruments, it also inspects whether goods on the market
comply with EEA regulations.
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Ministry of Economy,
Lithuania
The Ministry of Economy was established under the law passed
on December 12, 1996, replacing the former ministries of Economics,
Energy and Industry and Trade. The Ministry implements the strategic
functions of economic development.
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Ministry of Finance,
Lithuania
Having regained its independence in 1991, Lithuania started
implementing economic reforms, seeking to liberalize the economy
and adapt it to market conditions.
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Ministry of Health,
Lithuania
The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Lithuania is charged
with the protection of health and the medical treatment of the
people of the country.
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Ministry of the Interior,
Lithuania
The Ministry of the Interior pursues the policy of the Government
of the Republic of Lithuania in the spheres of protection of
public order...!
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Ministry of National Defence,
Lithuania
After Lithuania restored its independence, there was a strong
need to develop national defence capacity in order to take over
the control of country's national territory and borders, and
to ensure orderly and timely withdrawal of Russian troops.
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Ministry of Transport,
Lithuania
One of the main transport policy objectives is to integrate
Lithuanian transport infrastructure into the Trans-European
Networks (TEN) which were approved at the Second Pan-European
Transport Conference in Crete.
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Naantali City,
Finland
Naantali, the Valley of Mercy "Shining like the sun of Naantali,"
is a common saying in many parts of Finland when someone wants
to describe a very happy person.
- Nanortalik
Municipality,
Greenland
In practically every creek and headland in the Nanortalik District,
and large areas inland, there are traces of human activity from
ages past.
- Narsaq
Municipality,
Greenland
The municipality of Narsaq is located in the South of Greenland.
The municipality covers an area of 8,500 km2 of which
3,000 km2 is open land. The other 5,500 km2
is ocean or areas covered by ice cap or glaciers.
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The City Municipality of Nova Gorica,
Slovenia
The town of Nova Gorica lies by the Italian border, between
the Alps and the sea. The municipality covers 324 square km
of diverse terrain, and has a population of 42,000, of whom
12,500 are employed at 1100 different companies.
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The city Novo mesto,
Slovenia
In the south-east of the country, in the valley of the emerald-green
Krka river, lies one of the most beautiful regions of Slovenia
- Dolenjska. Novo mesto is the main administrative, cultural,
religious and business centre of Dolenjska.
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The Municipality of Grosuplje,
Slovenia
Grosuplje has a pleasant location just fifteen kilometres from
Ljubljana and has good prospects for further development. Its
metal, provisions, timber and construction industries provide
a living for approximately 4,500 inhabitants.
- The
District of Ogre
Latvia
The district of Ogre is located in the central region of Latvia.
With an area of 1,843,000 square meters, it is the second smallest
district in Latvia, but the population of 639,000 inhabitants
makes it the second largest district, after the district of
Riga.
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Office of Public Works in Faroe Islands,
Faroe Islands
Since around 1960 the Faroes have developed into a modern society,
based on an extensive infrastructure which includes 450 km of
state roads and 450 km of municipality roads. In the seventies
and eighties between 3 and 5% of the GNP was spent on roads.
- Oslo
International Airport Gardermoen,
Norway
The airport will ensure convenient and efficient air transport
for the next century. Approximately USD 3 billion has been invested
in the new airport, an improved highway system and a new high-speed
rail link.
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Oslo City,
Norway
Oslo, Norway's capital city, is located in the Southeast of
the country and has a population of about half a million. A
similar number live in the Akershus county, within about an
hours drive of the city.
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Oslo Region,
Norway
The Oslo Region is the centre of Norway with regard to population
and business activities. Few regions in Europe can equal the
Oslo region in education and research facilities, business opportunities,
cultural commitments and natural beauty.
- Oulu
City Council,
Finland
Oulu is a city in Northern Finland with over 100,000 inhabitants.
It is the business, industry and development capital of Northern
Scandinavia.
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Pakruojis District,
Lithuania
The main industry in the district is the production of construction
materials, based on the upper layer deposits of dolomite in
the area.
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Palanga City,
Lithuania
Palanga is a resort town with beautiful sand beaches (18 km
long and in some places about 300 m wide), dunes and an unspoilt
natural environment.
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Panevezys City,
Lithuania
Business policy in Panevezys is based on the encouragement of
foreign investors. No restrictions are imposed on the establishment
of foreign capital companies.
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Panevezys County,
Lithuania
The Panevezys district may be called the biggest granary of
Lithuania. It is also famous for good flax and sugar beet yields
and good achievements in the field of agriculture.
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Panevezys Regional Road Administration,
Lithuania
Panevezys Regional Road Administration, a state enterprise,
was founded in 1995, and united five road maintenance services
in the county of Panevezys: Panevezys RMS, Kupiskis RMS, Rokiskis
RMS, Pasvalys RMS and Birzai RMS.
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Piran Municipality,
Slovenia
The Municipality of Piran is renowned as the most touristically
developed municipality in Slovenia. With 17,500 residents and
covering an area of 44 km, we belong among the middle-sized
municipalities of Slovenia; most importantly, we have eighteen
kilometers of sea coast with still operating salt works in Secovlje
and Strunjan.
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Plunge District,
Lithuania
The district of Plunge is situated only 60 kilometres from the
Baltic Sea. This district is famous for its numerous lakes and
hills.
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Port of Keflavik-Njardvik,
Iceland
The Company operates five ports; one in Njardvik, two in Keflavik,
one in Hafnir and one in Helguvik. These are the main import/export
and fishing ports in the Sudurnes area and are well equipped.
- Port
of Turku,
Finland
For us at the Port of Turku, the two most important issues are
your company and its transportation needs. We call it Five Star
Port Service. Flexibility, speed and safety first!
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Prienai District,
Lithuania
The district of Prienai is situated in the south of Lithuania,
at the juncture of very important routes connecting the large
towns of Vilnius, Kaunas, Marijampole and Alytus.
- Ptuj,
Cultural, administrative, economic centre,
Slovenia
Ptuj is the cultural, administrative, economic, employment,
educational, and traffic center of the wider region. A rich
cultural heritage, wine cellars, farm produce, thermal waters,
a century-long tradition of poultry farming handicrafts.
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Qaqortoq Municipality,
Greenland
Qaqortoq is a well-functioning community in the centre of South
Greenland, with 3,200 inhabitants living in a picturesque and
beautifully situated town.
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Radviliskis District,
Lithuania
The district's soil is fertile and there are possibilities for
expansion in the agricultural sector. Fir groves and pine woods
cover the district.
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Reykjavik City, Iceland. Tourist information
Reykjavík is the capital and largest city of the Republic of Iceland with 115,000 inhabitants. It is the focus of business, transport, trade and communication as well as being Iceland´s cultural and educational centre.
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Research Council of Norway,
Norway
In a daring reform, the Research Council of Norway was established
on 1 January 1993, as a merger of the five former research councils,
and as a consequence of a radically changing science and technology
context.
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The Municipality of Ribnica,
Slovenia
On the road from Ljubljana towards Kocevje, at a distance of
some 40 km from the Slovenian capital lies a sizeable town called
Ribnica, which is also the administrative centre of the municipality
of the same name.
- Riga,
capital of the Republic of Latvia
Latvia
Riga is the capital of the Republic of Latvia. Riga is not only
the largest city in the Baltic States, but also the most important
centre of industry, finance and transport in the Baltic region.
- Riga
District Heating,
Latvia
Our main business activities are heat energy produced at its
own heat sources and the heat energy purchased from other producers,
heat energy distribution, transmission and sales.
- Riga
Port Authority,
Latvia
Riga Port Authority is a suitable partner for cargo transport
from the East and from the West. The most important elements
of cargo transit, that it is fast, cheap and convenient can
be seen here.
- Riga Technical
University,
Latvia
One of the oldest and largest higher education establishments
in Latvia and offers advanced study programmes in Engineering,
Technology, Economics and Architecture.
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Rokiskis District,
Lithuania
The district of Rokiskis is one of the most interesting and
beautiful parts of Lithuania. The district is in the very north-east
of the country, bordering Latvia.
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Runavik Municipality,
Faroe Islands
The town is one hour's drive from the capital Torshavn and two
hours by ferry and road from Vagar airport. Runavik has developed
extensively during the last decade and is now one of the most
prosperous industrial and business communities in the Faroes.
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Sakiai District,
Lithuania
Sakiai District situated in the south-west of Lithuania (the
area covers 161,257 ha), includes the ethnological district
of Zanavykija, with its specific dialect and cultural traditions.
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Salcininkai District,
Lithuania
Most of the district lies on the Eisiskes Plateau. The Merkys
River and a few minor tributaries flow across the northern part
of the area. There are 8 lakes and 5 reservoirs in the district.
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Town of
Sandgerdi,
Iceland
One of the country's major fishing communitites in South West
Iceland. Rich fishing-grounds are found just off the coast of
Sandgerdi and good harbour facilities..
- SEV,
Faroese Electric Company,
Faroe Islands
The company was awarded exclusive rights to hydraulic energy
on the Faroe Islands, but not the monopoly on selling electricity.
However no other companies have made an attempt to compete with
SEV.
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Siauliai City,
Lithuania
Due to its perfect geographical location, Siauliai became the
trade and industrial center of Northern Lithuania from the very
start.
- S.I.K.,
Greenland Workers Union,
Greenland
Exploitation and underpay of Greenlanders started with the rapid
spread of trade in the country. Exploitation and underpay continue
to this day, and the Greenland trade union has always been a
pioneering organization attempting to solve this problem.
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Sisimiut District,
Greenland
The Sisimiut District (Sisimiut Kommune) lies on the west coast
of Greenland, north of the Arctic Circle.
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The Municipality of Skofja Loka,
Slovenia
The picturesque town of Skofja Loka, located at the confluence
of the two Sora rivers and watched over by its imposing castle,
attests to the rich and turbulent history of this area. Skofja
Loka today pleasantly combines a thousand years of tradition
with a modern touch.
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Skuodas District,
Lithuania
Skuodas is a historic town in the Lithuanian Republic located
near the Latvian border, 40 km from the Baltic Sea and 350 km
from Vilnius, where the Luoba and Bartuva rivers meet.
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The Municipality of Slovenske Konjice,
Slovenia
The Municipality of Slovenske Konjice is located in the Dravinja
Valley in northeastern Slovenia. It spreads over 97.8 square
kilometers and has a population of 13,600. One hundred kilometers
from Ljubljana, it is easily reachable by expressway and via
the sport airport in Loce.
- Welcome
to Snaefellsbaer, West Iceland,
Iceland
Snæfellsbær is the municipal unit covering the villages around
the Snæfellsjökull glacier, and extends west from Elliðahamrar
in Staðarsveit. Great town with great tourist service.
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Sorvag District,
Faroe Islands
The district of Sorvag is a medium sized municipality on Faeroe
Islands scale with a population of appr. 920. Sorvag is situated
2 kilometers from the Faroe Islands only airport, Vagar Airport.
- SRD,
Developement Corporation of Slovenia,
Slovenia
The mission of the Development Corporation of Slovenia is to
play a key role in the restructuring and privatisation of the
Slovene economy, and through supporting, guiding and linking
the economic and technological development of the Slovene economy
to contribute to increasing its competitiveness and growth,
with the goal of raising the quality of life in Slovenia.
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Svencionys District,
Lithuania
The district has 286 lakes and the Zeimena River with its tributaries.
Kretuonas Lake is a famous nesting area for rare Lithuanian
birds. The lakes abound in pike, tench, perch, bream, burbot,
etc.
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Upper Savinja River Valley,
Slovenia
In the colourful mosaic of Slovene landscapes, the Upper Savinja
River Valley can be described as an area marked by various panoramas
of alpine peaks over 2000-meters high.
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Taurage District,
Lithuania
Taurage has a convenient geographical situation on the roads
that join the former Russian capital St Petersburg with Talin,
Riga, Koningsberg and other Western European cities.
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Telsiai County,
Lithuania
There are a lot of rivers and streams in the county of Telsiai
and a great number of picturesque lakes. One third of the territory
is covered by forests.
- Torshavnar
Municipality,
Faroe Islands
As a stepping-stone on the viking trail from Scandinavia to
North America or just as a welcome "pied ý terre" to those crossing
the great ocean, the Faroe Islands is the green home for birds,
sheep and people. And there, in the very centre of the islands,
is Torshavn.
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Trakai District,
Lithuania
There are more than 200 cultural landmarks in the entire district.
The following are some of the most significant attractions:
the Island Castle of Old Trakai, which served as the second
capital of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and was the home of
the Grand Duke Vytautas Magnus.
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Trakai Forestry, Wood processor,
Lithuania
The Trakai Forest Administration was established in 1938. The
forest land of the Trakai Administrative Region covers nearly
59,000 ha, and the forest is supervised by 12 ranger stations.
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Utena County,
Lithuania
This county lies in the north-eastern part of Lithuania, and
consists of the municipalities of Utena, Anyksciai, Zarasai,
the Ignalina and Moletai Districts and the city of Visaginas.
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Utena District,
Lithuania
There are 8 large enterprises in the town and about 8400 workers
are employed there. Food production factories account for 69%
of the industrial products.
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Vagar Airport,
Faroe Islands
During World War II the airport was constructed by the British
Armed Forces as a British military airfield. In 1963 the airfield
was repaired by the Danish Civil Aviation Administration with
reference to starting flight operations using smaller passenger
aircraft during the summer period...
- Vagur
Municipality,
Faroe Islands
Vagur is a coastal town in the southern part of Suduroy.
The beautiful views include the fjord to the east, a open sea
to the west, impressive scenery in between high mountains and,
last but not least, the rough North Sea.
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Vilnius City,
Lithuania
Lithuanian Law and other Regulations on Foreign Capital Investments
protect the rights of foreign investors, their profits and revenues,
dividends and legal interests.
-
Vilnius County,
Lithuania
The region accounts for 14% of industrial output and 8%
of agricultural production in Lithuania. The Vilnius region
is a mixture of cultures and nationalities.
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Visaginas City,
Lithuania
The town is situated in the eastern part of the Republic of
Lithuania near the country's biggest lake, Lake Druksiai. The
town covers an area of 896 ha. Its administrative boundaries
are in the process of being defined.
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The Municipality of Zalec,
Slovenia
The Municipality of Zalec includes the Savinja Valley and the
surrounding hills. The valley is as flat as a table and surrounded
by hills where small white churches and houses glow wherever
you look.
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Zarasai District,
Lithuania
Tourism promises to become one of the more successful areas
of economic development. Facilities for relaxation have been
established near the Asavas, Smalvos, Samanis, Sartai, and Luodis
lakes.
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