But, according to the report, Sikorski added that such a "reset" must include meeting by Lithuania of obligations set out in the Polish-Lithuanian Treaty on Friendly Relations.
Speaking to Polish Radio One, Sikorski stressed that the question of rights of the Polish minority in Lithuania was being mediated by the OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities who presented recommendations to both governments.
"Poland is ready to implement these recommendations. We hope that Lithuania as a European state will also demonstrate its determination in civilized treatment of minorities," said Sikorski.
Lithuanian-Polish relations have been tense recently due to different opinions on the situation of ethnic minorities, including spelling of names in official documents and biligual street signs as well as education.
Many conditions
Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaitė says Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs Radoslaw Sikorski's statement that Warsaw is ready for a new opening in relations with Lithuania contains a lot of conditions for Lithuania.
At a press conference on Thursday, the president stressed she would not comment on statements by politicians from the neighboring country.
"As far as I know, the foreign minister's proposal came in with a lot of conditions for Lithuania. So I would like to respond immediately that there will be no comments. I do not comment on statements by individual Lithuanian politicians, and will not comment on statements by Polish politicians," the president said.
