Baltic Assembly 25. Joint Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian issue

The Baltic Assembly is an international organisation established in Tallinn on 8 November 1991 to coordinate parliamentary cooperation among the Baltic States, discuss matters and projects of common interest, address shared problems, and express joint positions. Through mutual support and interaction, the Baltic Assembly promoted the consolidation of independence, the integration into the European Union and NATO, and facilitates the solution of political, social, environmental and economic problems of the Baltic States.