BGAliitoksissa

BGAliitoksissa, also known as the Baltic Assembly, is a political organization that represents the interests of the Baltic states in the European Union. It was established in 2004 and is composed of the national parliaments of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. The primary goal of BGAliitoksissa is to promote cooperation and integration among the Baltic states, as well as to advocate for their common interests within the EU.

The organization facilitates dialogue and cooperation between the Baltic states and the European Union, as well as among the Baltic states themselves. It serves as a platform for exchanging ideas, sharing best practices, and coordinating policies. BGAliitoksissa also plays a role in monitoring the implementation of EU policies and regulations in the Baltic states.

The assembly is composed of members from the national parliaments of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. It meets regularly to discuss and debate issues of mutual interest, and to make recommendations to the governments of the Baltic states. The assembly is chaired by a rotating presidency, which is held by each of the three countries in turn.

BGAliitoksissa is an important institution for the Baltic states, as it helps to strengthen their cooperation and integration within the EU. It also provides a platform for the Baltic states to advocate for their common interests and to shape the future of the European Union.