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27
.07.22
11:29
Economy
Belarus set to increase exports to Africa
“A pilot batch of 63 tractors will be shipped in the next few days. We are discussing a possible visit of the Minister of Agriculture of the country to Belarus. We are set to discuss the supply of about 1,000 tractors,” Piotr Parkhomchik said.
10:56
Economy
Belarus looks to reach $7.8bn in food exports in 2022
“We had relatively good figures in January-May - the growth in value terms made up 114% compared to the same period last year. We sold our goods to over 100 countries for $2.8 billion. Our goal is to reach $7.8 billion by the end of the year. We will have to add more than $1 billion to the previous year's level,” said Igor Brylo.
10:54
Partners
China launches six new satellites
China on Wednesday sent six new satellites into space from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China.
10:27
Economy
Chinese companies show interest in peat supplies from Belarus
Representatives of the Chinese business discussed the prospects of cooperation in the peat industry during their visit to the Turshovka company. They explored the possibility of organizing supplies of Belarusian peat to the Chinese market.
09:56
Sport
Atlanta Open: Ivashka into Last 16
Belarus' world number 53 Ilya Ivashka went off to a good start at the 2022 Atlanta Open seeing off world number 74 Quentin Halys of France, 6-0, 3-6, 6-3, in an hour and 45 minutes.
09:16
President
Lukashenko extends birthday greetings to Irina Leparskaya
According to the head of state, great victories of Irina Leparskaya's rhythmic gymnasts have made the Belarusian school of rhythmic gymnastics among the leading ones in the world.
09:02
Sport
Skating unions of Belarus, Russia to expand cooperation
The meeting was attended by Vice-President of the NOC Dmitry Dovgalenok, chairperson of the Belarusian Skating Union Yuliya Komleva, and a delegation of the Russian Skating Union headed by Nikolay Gulyayev.
26
.07.22
19:59
Economy
Belneftekhim plans to involve private business in cooperation chains
“Under the conditions of sanctions pressure and turbulence in the international markets, import substitution becomes especially important. Belneftekhim organizations intend to actively develop cooperation with domestic enterprises, including private ones, to discuss issues of mutual supplies. The Belarusian Fund for Financial Support of Entrepreneurs helps us in building cooperation chains,” the press service said.
19:40
Society
Belarusian Belavia to launch daily flights to Vnukovo on 8 August
Currently, the flights to Vnukovo and back are operated on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. Starting from 8 August flights on Mondays and Saturdays will depart from Minsk at 7.00 and arrive at Vnukovo at 8.25. Flights will leave Vnukovo at 9.10 and arrive in Minsk at 10.35.
19:22
Sport
Belgian referees to officiate at Gomel v Aris fixture
The match will be played at the Kleanthis Vikelidis Stadium in Thessaloniki on 27 July.
19:02
Economy
Belarus' exports reach $2.8bn in January-May 2022
Exports to China have increased significantly, and supplies to Russia are on the rise. “The price factor is good. That means that our products are in demand,” Igor Brylo said.
18:43
President
Belarusian state investment program for 2022 increased to Br1bn
Additional Br357.1 million will be allocated for the implementation of the country's state investment program in 2022, which will finally total Br1.052 billion instead of the previously planned Br695 million.
18:24
Economy
Belarusian commodity exchange to help Russian farmers to enter Belarusian market
“The import substitution platform features more than 500,000 product items, including import-substituting goods which are in demand in Belarus and Russia. Rostov companies have not yet fully used this tool, but we expect that the activity will gradually increase, including thanks to such information and practical events,” stressed Aleksandr Bashliy.
17:58
Politics
Expert comments on Russia's military strategy in Ukraine
"Russia is tiptoeing in Ukraine. It can easily destroy objects but it doesn't do it to avoid civilian casualties. We can smash military facilities into pieces with one strike bomb and kill all militants at that. But 300 to 400 civilians will die with them too," Konstantin Sivkov said.
