Nova Post Lietuva opened its first branch in Vilnius.

Lithuania became the second European country where Nova Post branches appeared. From now on, Ukrainians in Lithuania can easily send things home, to Ukraine, and quickly receive parcels, documents, and even cargo from relatives.

Ambassador of Ukraine to the Republic of Lithuania Petro Beshta together with his wife Anna Beshta visited the new office and were the first to send a greeting card to Ukraine.

‘The full-scale war became a difficult challenge for Ukrainian business. But even despite daily challenges, Ukrainian business shows great adaptability, stability, and indomitability. Some continue to work under shelling, and some have found opportunities for business relocation within Ukraine. And some managed to expand and enter new European markets. A vivid example was the Ukrainian company Nova Post. The flexibility and stability demonstrated by the Nova Post company prove that cooperation with Ukrainian business is an opportunity for risk-free investment for foreign investors,’ said Petro Beshta.

‘Our states do not have a common border, and our peoples are not ethnically and linguistically related. However, it was Lithuania that received more than 70,000 Ukrainians when the full-scale war began, which is like the population of an entire city in Ukraine. We are very grateful to the Lithuanian people and government for the large-scale support of Ukraine in our fight against Russian aggression. We are honored to do business in Lithuania. I am sure that Nova Post has something to surprise Lithuanians and will become a reliable partner and support for our future customers here. We're fast, we're reliable, we're flexible, and customer-focused, and we don't plan to stop. Therefore, we will open a branch in the city of Kaunas already in May, so that even more people can use fast delivery from Nova Post. In addition, this year we will enter the market of Estonia and Latvia,’ during the event, the co-founder of Nova Post, Volodymyr Popereshniuk, noted.

The Nova Post branch opened in Vilnius at Žalgirio g. 92. This is a cargo depot where you can send and receive parcels weighing up to 1000 kilograms from Ukraine.