Šarūnas Markauskas

Lithuania is the fastest gateway to the European market for South Korean companies This week, together with the minister Lukas Savickas and the team, we’re having a very productive visit to South Korea. Team Lithuania was firing on all cylinders — splitting into different workstreams, exploring multiple partnership angles, and holding tens of meetings with leading South Korean companies (more insights to follow later this week!). During the trip, I shared my thoughts with Korean media on why Lithuania is uniquely positioned to be Korea’s fastest and most reliable gateway to Europe (link in the comments ➡️) There’s a clear spark between Korea and Lithuania. What fuels it? We admire Korea’s rapid economic transformation, growth hunger, and engineering excellence — qualities Lithuania shares. Since 2000, our GDP has grown 6x. We’re similarly focused on advanced manufacturing, life sciences, and ICT. Our partnership is also driven by resilience and shared democratic values. All of this is reflected in results: trade volume between Lithuania and Korea rose 53% in 2024 — and there’s more ahead. 💡 Lithuanian companies have much to offer Korean partners. Our laser technologies can boost productivity in Korea’s semiconductor sector. 🌏 Lithuania also is the fastest gateway to Europe for South Korean companies. Why get stuck in traffic when you can take the investment highway we’re building — a radically efficient, streamlined route to market. We also mean business, offering strong financial incentives: cashback on investments, 0% corporate tax rate for large projects, and triple deductions for R&D. Our talent pool is ready to tackle the toughest challenges: our ICT workforce grows 14% annually, and we still maintain a strong advanced manufacturing DNA — a sector that contributes one-fifth of our GDP. For those prioritizing sustainability, Lithuania is on track to produce 100% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2028. But above all, this isn’t just about Lithuania — we want to grow together with our South Korean partners and help them succeed in the European market.

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🪑🧩🦾 REKLAMA NA IKEU NA JEDEN AI PROMPT …kolko mohla este pred par rokmi stat takato video reklama? Dnes ju AI zvladne na jeden strukturovany prompt v Google Veo 3. Cely prompt mas nizsie. 🔥 Jeden strukturovany prompt. AI zvladne zvysok. Google Veo 3 dokaze stale iba 8 sekundove videa. Vies si predstavit co dokaze vytvorit ked Google spristupni za nejaku specialnu sadzbu 990e/mesiac napr. tvorbu minutovych videi? Polhodinovych? Hodinovych? Toto video a prompt nizsie je brutalna ukazka co znamena STRUKTUROVANY VSTUP. Ziadne jednovetove blbosti. V podstate jednoducho napisany zdrojovy kod zadania (promptu). 👁️ Reklama sa zmeni. Marketing sa zmeni. Vsetko sa zmeni. Len si to stale tak nejak odmietame pripustit. Porozumiet tejto zmene ti da konkurencnu vyhodu. 👉 Nemusis vediet pisat prompty. 👉 Nemusis vediet tvorit magicke vystupy. 👉 Nemusis obsiahnut dynamiku zmeny marketingu pod vplyvom AI. Potrebujes sa iba na komunikaciu svojho biznisu pozerat strategicky. Vediet kedy a ako to cele uchopit, zaclenit do marketingu, vyuzit pre svoj progres. 🧩 Toto robime my pre nasich klientov. Vidime dalej. Hladame moznosti ako AI a jej moznosti vyuzit v prospech klienta. Tak aby to davalo zmysel a fungovalo. Takto vyzera AI prompt pre toto video: metadata: prompt_name: "IKEA Empty Room Assembly" base_style: "cinematic, photorealistic, 4K" aspect_ratio: "16:9" room_description: "An empty, large, sunlit Scandinavian room with white walls and light wood floors." camera_setup: "A single, fixed, wide-angle shot. The camera does not move for the entire 8-second duration." key_elements: - "A sealed IKEA box with logo visible" assembled_elements: - "bed with white duvet" - "yellow IKEA throw blanket" - "bedside tables" - "lamps" - "wardrobe" - "shelves" - "mirror" - "art" - "rug" - "curtains" - "potted plants" negative_prompts: ["no people", "no text overlays", "no distracting music"] timeline: - sequence: 1 timestamp: "00:00-00:01" action: "In the center of the otherwise empty room, a sealed IKEA box sits on the floor and begins to tremble gently." audio: "Low, subtle rumbling sound. The echo of a large, empty room." - sequence: 2 timestamp: "00:01-00:02" action: "The box seams burst open with a puff of cardboard dust." audio: "A sharp 'POP' sound, followed by tearing cardboard." - sequence: 3 timestamp: "00:02-00:06" action: "Hyper-lapse: From the fixed wide perspective, furniture pieces fly out of the box and assemble themselves, creating all the items from the 'assembled_elements' list." audio: "A cascade of satisfying, fast-paced ASMR sounds: whirring, clicking, wood snapping into place." - sequence: 4 timestamp: "00:06-00:08" action: "The final piece—the yellow throw blanket—gracefully lands on the newly formed bed. The room is now perfectly furnished and serene. All motion ceases." audio: "All chaotic sounds stop. A single, soft 'fwoomp' as the blanket lands. The sound of a furnished, quiet room."

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