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.08.23
16:09
Economy
BUCE to cooperate with Tambov Oblast Business Support Coordination Center
The agreement outlines the priority areas of cooperation between BUCE and the Tambov Oblast Business Support Coordination Center. Plans are in place to start with joint online and offline seminars for representatives of small and medium-sized businesses in the region.
15:33
Economy
Gomel Oblast delegation on visit to China
According to Ivan Krupko, the products made in Gomel Oblast continue to win the Chinese market. Thus, Kalinkovichi meat processing plant shipped a trial batch of canned food worth $202,600 in May.
14:26
Society
Agenda of CIS Heads of Government Council meeting announced
The regular meeting of the CIS plenipotentiaries is taking place at the CIS headquarters in Minsk on 29 August. The plenipotentiaries are expected to discuss the progress in the implementation of the action plan to hold the Year of the Russian Language as a Language of Interethnic Communication in the CIS in 2023.
13:55
Society
€100/m2 off! Super deal for business property in Minsk World
The business premises in the Minsk World multifunctional complex are a high-traffic area that is now running a promo for business property.
13:41
Economy
Belarus, Russia's Tambov Oblast to cooperate in drone production
Belarus and Russia's Tambov Oblast have plans to cooperate in the production of equipment and drones, Tambov Oblast Governor Maxim Yegorov told reporters after his meeting with Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko, BelTA has learned.
13:07
Economy
Minister: Inflation in Belarus should not exceed 6% in 2024
The draft social and economic development forecasts, monetary policy targets and the national budget for 2024 are on the agenda of the Council of Ministers' meeting today.
12:45
President
Lukashenko signs decree on counteracting unauthorized transactions
According to the document, the National Bank will help law enforcement agencies and payment service providers to exchange information about unauthorized payment transactions and attempts to make them.
12:22
Economy
Finance minister: Belarus is running a budget surplus in 2023
According to him, the revenues of the national budget are higher than expenditures by about Br2 billion, and the revenues of regional budgets outstrip expenditures by Br1.5-1.6 billion.
12:13
Partners
Five world championship golds, Khaled Al Shehhi eyes Abu Dhabi Pro's black-belt gold
The echoes of the UAE National Jiu-Jitsu Team's victory in the JJIF Youth World Championship in Kazakhstan's capital, Astana, still resonate
12:04
Economy
PM: Social spending will grow by 12% in 2024
Social spending will increase by 12% in 2024, Belarusian Prime Minister Roman Golovchenko said at a meeting of the Council of Ministers on 29 August, BelTA has learned.
11:37
Economy
PM: Belarus plans to ramp up export by 7.6% in 2024
The foreign trade surplus is predicted to be 1.2% of GDP.
11:14
Partners
Dehua white porcelain on display at National Museum of China
An exhibition featuring over 400 pieces and sets of Dehua porcelain, also known in French as "Blanc de Chine," kicked off at the National Museum of China in Beijing.
10:59
President
Belarus' promising areas of cooperation with Russia's Tambov Oblast named
Belarus and Russia's Tambov Oblast have achieved record-high results in mutual trade, but bilateral cooperation should be raised to an even higher level, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko said as he met with Tambov Oblast Governor Maxim Yegorov in Minsk on 29 August.
10:45
Economy
PM: Belarus' GDP growth is projected at 3.8% in 2024
GDP growth in Belarus is projected at 3.8% in 2024, Belarusian Prime Minister Roman Golovchenko said at a meeting of the Council of Ministers on 29 August.
10:32
Economy
Belarus starts harvesting cereal crops
As of 29 August, 95.5% of the area under grain and leguminous crops and about 90% of the area under rapeseed was cleared in Belarus. A total of 6,955,000 tonnes of grain, including rapeseed, was cropped. This includes 6,015,000 tonnes of grain and leguminous crops and about 940,000 tonnes of rapeseed.
