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23
.08.23
13:55
Society
Hawaii house in Minsk World welcomes new residents
What makes the new building stand out in the Minsk World architectural ensemble and what's new on ‘Tropical Islands'?
13:40
Politics
Call for expanding Belarus' cooperation with BRICS members, African countries
The press service of the upper chamber of the Belarusian parliament quoted Vladimir Kotovich as saying: “For Belarus it is important and of current interest to expand interaction both with BRICS members and with countries of the African continent."
12:45
Politics
Belarusian foreign minister, Eritrea president discuss ways to step up cooperation
The negotiations primarily focused on looking for contact points with a view to invigorating the bilateral relations, reads the message released by the Belarusian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
11:44
Politics
Belarus, Equatorial Guinea discuss exchange of visits
The talks were held on the sidelines of the BRICS summit which is underway in Johannesburg.
11:36
Society
PM: Education system is largely effective, yet needs certain adjustments
“Education is of crucial importance. Its development largely determines the development of society. Over Br10 billion of consolidated budget funds are allocated to finance the sector this year. Two new schools and four kindergartens will be put into operation by the new school year (a total of nine kindergartens by the end of the year),” Roman Golovchenko said.
11:27
Partners
Shoton Festival injects new vitality into Tibet's tourism
Tibet's regional capital Lhasa received over 2.86 million tourist arrivals during this year's Shoton Festival, a traditional holiday featuring religious rituals, food and art, said the local tourism development bureau Tuesday.
10:28
Society
Bus route might link Belarus and Russia's Karelia in 2024
This topic was raised at a meeting of the export council. The initiative was put forward by the Tourholding Rodina Karelia company. The idea provides for creating a bus route that will connect Karelia's Petrozavodsk with the capital of Belarus.
10:03
Partners
British historian boosts his academic research by studying successive civilizations in Syria
“Every research in history that does not include Syria is incomplete and cannot be written down.” With this speech, British history researcher , Daniel Yang, began his speech about his visit to the archaeological and historical monuments in Syria.
09:32
Partners
Turkish public broadcaster wins an award at the Sarajevo Film Festival
Türkiye's public broadcaster, TRT, won an award at the 29th Sarajevo Film Festival (SFF).
09:29
Economy
Over 90% of area under grain, leguminous crops harvested in Belarus
A total of 6,723,000 tonnes of grain, including rapeseed, was cropped. This includes 5,788,000 tonnes of grain and leguminous crops and over 934,500 tonnes of rapeseed. Brest Oblast has concluded the harvesting of grain and leguminous crops.
09:03
Society
Belavia to resume direct flights to Qatar on 10 October
In October and November, the number of flights along the route will be increased. Belavia will fly two times every 10/11 days. Starting from December, flights will be available once in 10 days.
22
.08.23
19:55
Economy
Belarusian Natural Resources Ministry, Rosatom working on solutions for closed-loop economy
Andrei Lebedev remarked: “Ecology Expo 2023 is a sought-after international event. Rosatom's delegation interacts fruitfully with Belarusian colleagues today. In addition to our main clean product – nuclear energy – we develop an entire range of ecological areas."
19:27
Economy
Turkish investors mull over chemical production in Belarus
Head of the FEZ Minsk Administration Anatoly Buben and President of the Independent Industrialists and Businessmen Association MUSIAD Belarus Mikail Caliskan discussed promising business projects and the most important cooperation issues during a business meeting in Minsk.
19:01
Economy
Belarus shows recovery growth in January-July 2023
In January-July 2023, the Belarusian economy demonstrated recovery growth and adaptation to sanctions. Gross domestic product increased by 2.9%. The drivers behind the economic growth were industry, agriculture, wholesale trade.
