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15:14
President
Lukashenko gifted replica of ancient sword in Polotsk
The sword has always been a symbol of not only power and military might but protection of citizens of the principality from enemies. This is why the sword is often used in emblems of various defense, security, and law enforcement agencies.
14:36
President
Lukashenko: Great deeds can be accomplished in Vitebsk Oblast
“It is necessary to always proceed from land. We should embrace the methods that are useful for the land, that are proven in practice. We don’t need any cosmic goals and thoughts,” Aleksandr Lukashenko noted.
14:20
President
Lukashenko wants export of flax goods doubled over five years
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “Belarusian specialists have learned how to make good, thin fabrics and other goods that are in demand on world markets. We have essentially achieved a zero-waste operating cycle. However, there are still plenty of reserves."
13:55
President
Lukashenko: A careful attitude to nature has become a national brand
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “In pursuit of progress we should not forget about ecology. Particularly here in Vitebsk Oblast which is famed for its protected forests, the cleanest blue lakes, and primordial swamps that generate oxygen."
13:45
President
Lukashenko: Belarusians should grow soya, even in Vitebsk Oblast
Aleksandr Lukashenko remarked that a soya farming experiment in the region had proven to be successful. “The results are reassuring. The first 100 hectares had yields of 30 centners per hectare. It is not that bad for soya," he said.
13:20
President
Lukashenko: Intellectual technologies should become the engine of progress in Belarus
Aleksandr Lukashenko remarked: “The lack of natural advantages and the resulting hardships – cold climate, complicated soils, the shortage of extractable hydrocarbons – should be compensated for with our strengths: intellect, brains. And it applies not only to Vitebsk Oblast.”
13:06
President
Lukashenko wants Vitebsk Oblast to pour more effort into tourism
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “Tourism is a powerful growth factor for Vitebsk Oblast. Particularly the rural variety. Its potential has not been utilized yet. It is not enough to have natural riches. You need a modern infrastructure that can attract guests."
12:52
President
Lukashenko emphasizes millennium-old history of people’s rule in Belarusian lands
The head of state remarked that it was in Polotsk 1,200 years ago that the Belarusian nation embarked on an arduous, hard road towards a statehood of its own.
12:40
President
Lukashenko wants standard social package for young specialists working in countryside developed
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “The countryside should keep up with the times. We need to bring young people back to the villages and get them involved in accomplishing innovative tasks. We need to enable conditions for it and we need to give them opportunities to show their worth."
12:27
President
Lukashenko: Peace and calm in the Belarusian land must be defended by all means
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “Vitebsk Oblast is famous for its ancient history, natural beauty, and the traditions that you treasure and multiply. And it is also a legendary partisan movement land where the memory of the heroes, who defended the freedom and independence of the Motherland, is carefully preserved.”
12:11
President
Lukashenko: Every Belarusian should visit Polotsk at least once
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “A great, generous harvest festival has once again come to the glorious city of Polotsk – a treasury of Belarusian land. Every Belarusian should visit your magnificent museum city where every stone is full of history at least once in their lives.”
11:53
President
Lukashenko urges Belarusians to work hard to bolster economy
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “Our durability has been tested many times in attempts to take away the freedom. Emotions concerning Belarus continue running high. Some cannot stay calm because of our sovereignty."
11:31
Society
Potential in place for Belarusian economy to gain more than 3% per annum
Speaking about projections of experts, Andrei Kartun underlined that they cannot see the entire picture of what is going on in the country. “I even look at our colleagues, for instance, from the Eurasian Fund for Stabilization and Development. They tightly cooperate with us but they still err on the pessimistic side because they don’t feel the situation and it may be the first time when they hear about many pre-requisites,” he noted.
