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Lukashenko: Belarusian economy keeps growing despite unprecedented pressure
Belarus has recently got under unprecedented external pressure but managed to maintain its economic growth, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko said at a government meeting to discuss the country's social and economic development on 3 December.
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Belarusian government urged to protect population, reduce inflation
“Next year I want the government to step up efforts to protect the population. You must preserve what we have this year and reduce inflation a bit. Join efforst with Kallaur [Chairman of the Board of the National Bank Pavel Kallur]. All of you should do your best. I do not demand more from you in this situation,” the Belarusian leader stressed.
Makei speaks at OSCE Ministerial Council, condemns pressure, double standards
Speaking at the plenary session, Vladimir Makei pointed to the escalation of confrontation and new dividing lines in the OSCE space. The foreign minister emphasized the inadmissibility of external interference, sanctions and the use of double standards in assessing the situation in Belarus, including in the context of the migrant situation.
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Minister: Belarusian government will honor all its social obligations in 2022
The government will honor all its social obligations in 2022 despite the fact that the 2022 budget will run a deficit, Belarusian Finance Minister Yuri Seliverstov told the media.
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