As of August 19, 2025, Lithuania's Ministry of National Defence focuses on developing the defence industry through four strategic directions: ammunition and explosives; drone and counter-drone technologies; military equipment manufacturing and maintenance; and naval defence. These efforts aim to strengthen national security, promote technological innovation including R&D, ensure supply chain resilience, and foster cooperation with NATO and EU partners. The country is building a modern, technology-driven innovation ecosystem prioritizing autonomous systems, sensors and photonics, military artificial intelligence, and secure communications and satellite systems. The ministry further highlights industrial cooperation requirements and investment opportunities in Lithuania, including support for a green corridor in the defence industry sector.

As of August 19, 2025, Lithuania's Ministry of National Defence focuses on developing the defence industry through four strategic directions: ammunition and explosives; drone and counter-drone technologies; military equipment manufacturing and maintenance; and naval defence. These efforts aim to strengthen national security, promote technological innovation including R&D, ensure supply chain resilience, and foster cooperation with NATO and EU partners. The country is building a modern, technology-driven innovation ecosystem prioritizing autonomous systems, sensors and photonics, military artificial intelligence, and secure communications and satellite systems. The ministry further highlights industrial cooperation requirements and investment opportunities in Lithuania, including support for a green corridor in the defence industry sector.