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波罗的海国家正迅速成为欧盟经济增长的动力源泉

Group 1 - The Baltic States have strengthened their political, commercial, and military ties with the West through EU and NATO membership, leading to the emergence of technology companies [1] - Estonia is recognized as "Europe's Silicon Valley," with a population of 1.3 million and 10 tech unicorns, showcasing the highest density of billion-dollar tech companies per capita in Europe [1] - Latvia and Lithuania are also nurturing large startups, with Latvia's first unicorn Printful established in 2021 and Lithuania hosting the multinational fintech company Revolut and two unicorns: Vinted and Nord Security [1] Group 2 - Estonia has the highest number of startups per capita in Europe, with 1,100 startups per million people, which is 4-5 times the European average [1] - As of 2023, the ICT sector accounts for approximately 6% of Estonia's GDP, up from 3% in 2012, with about 7% of its workforce being ICT professionals, the highest ratio in the EU [1] - The World Bank and OECD frequently cite the Baltic States as models for digital innovation and business convenience [1] Group 3 - Since the early 21st century, Ireland has become a hub for Baltic immigrants, with around 1% of its total population coming from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania [2] - Ireland is encouraged to leverage the skills, networks, and languages of new residents to strengthen ties with the Baltic region, which is rapidly becoming a growth engine for the EU amid stagnation in other parts of Europe [2]