Algirdas Saudargas
Lithuanian politician
Algirdas Saudargas (born April 17, 1948) is a Lithuanian politician and the signatory of the Act of the Re-Establishment of the State of Lithuania. He was the first foreign minister of post-Soviet Lithuania. He was foreign minister from March 24, 1990, to December 12, 1992, and again from December 4, 1996, to October 30, 2000. In 1992, Algirdas Saudargas, together with 9 other Baltic Ministers of Foreign Affairs and an EU commissioner, founded the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS) and the EuroFaculty.[1]
He was elected to the European Parliament in 2009.
External links
- Algirdas Saudargas in the official website of Seimas
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| New constituency | Member of the Seimas for Vilijampolė 1990–1992 | Succeeded by Arimantas Juvencijus Raškinis (Aleksotas-Vilijampolė) |
| Preceded by Rytas Kupčinskas | Member of the Seimas for Aleksotas-Vilijampolė 2000–2004 | Succeeded by Rytas Kupčinskas |
| Preceded by Stasys Lozoraitis Jr. as Chief of Lithuanian Diplomatic Service | Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Lithuania 1990–1992 | Succeeded by Povilas Gylys |
| Preceded by Povilas Gylys | Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Lithuania 1996–2000 | Succeeded by Antanas Valionis |
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Signatories of the Act of the Re-Establishment of the State of Lithuania
- Abišala
- Aksomaitis
- Ambrazaitytė
- Ambrazevičius
- Andrikienė
- Andriukaitienė
- Andriukaitis
- Antanavičius
- Apšega
- Arlauskas
- Astrauskas
- Balcevič
- Baldišis
- Beinortas
- Beriozovas
- Bičkauskas
- Brazauskas
- Butkevičius
- Čepaitis
- Čobotas
- Degutis
- Dringelis
- Endriukaitis
- Gajauskas
- Gentvilas
- Genzelis
- Gerdaitytė
- Giniotas
- Glaveckas
- Grakauskas
- Grinius
- Gudaitis
- Hofertienė
- Iešmantas
- Ilgūnas
- Januška
- Jarašiūnas
- Jarmolenko
- Jasukaitytė
- Juknevičienė
- Juknevičius
- Jurgelis
- Juršėnas
- Kačinskas
- Karoblis
- Karvelis
- Katkus
- Klumbys
- Kolesnikovas
- Kropas
- Kubada
- Kumža
- Kuzmickas
- Landsbergis
- Lapinskas
- Laurinkus
- Leščinskas
- Liaučius
- Lubys
- Mačys
- Malkevičius
- Milčius
- Minkevičius
- Miškinis
- Morkūnas
- Motieka
- Nedzinskienė
- Norvilas
- Okinčic
- Oželytė
- Ozolas
- Paleckis
- Paliūnas
- Pangonis
- Patackas
- Paulauskas
- Pečeliūnas
- Petrovas
- Pikturna
- Plečkaitis
- Poškus
- Povilionis
- Prapiestis
- Prunskienė
- Puplauskas
- Račas
- Ramonas
- Rasimavičius
- Ražauskas
- Razma
- Rimkus
- Rudys
- Rudzys
- Rupeika
- Sabutis
- Šadreika
- Saja
- Sakalas
- Šaltenis
- Saudargas
- Sėjūnas
- Šepetys
- Šerkšnys
- Šimėnas
- Šimėnas
- Simutis
- Stankevičius
- Survila
- Tamulis
- Taurantas
- Terleckas
- Tupikas
- Ulba
- Uoka
- Vagnorius
- Vaišvila
- Vaitiekūnas
- Valatka
- Valionytė
- Varanauskas
- Vilkas
- Zingeris
- Žalys
- Žiemelis
References
- ^ Kristensen, Gustav N. 2010. Born into a Dream. EuroFaculty and the Council of the Baltic Sea States. Berliner Wissentshafts-Verlag. ISBN 978-3-8305-1769-6.
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