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.04.23
15:16
President
Lukashenko explains origins of Ukrainian crisis, demands economic growth to prevent war
Aleksandr Lukashenko reminded how problems in Ukraine had started: “Corruption, bribes at all levels, carve-up of assets. Everything was split up and given out. The country was gone. This is how it all started. It is the main reason.”
15:11
President
Call on Belarusians to contribute to common national goal
Everyone in their place must do everything in their power to save the country, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko said at a conference with Gomel Oblast officials
14:41
Politics
Savinykh to lead Union State PA delegation at PABSEC General Assembly in Turkiye
“The main topics included in the draft agenda of the General Assembly are the following: “The role of parliamentary diplomacy amid global change: development, peace, stability”, “The role of parliaments in strengthening energy security in the BSEC member states”, “The role of parliaments in strengthening economic security in the BSEC member states,” the press service said.
14:20
President
Lukashenko: You'll have peace, don't worry
The president went on saying: “All kinds of things may happen. But I understand more than you do in order to prevent us from getting involved in this massive massacre. We will use its experience. We are studying it. We are looking for ways to make our army stronger. This is why don't you worry."
14:15
Society
Belarus, United States exchange views on regional security issues
The parties shared their views on regional security issues. Jason Tucker informed the Belarusian side on the planned actions of the U.S. armed forces during the Defender of Europe 2023 exercise.
14:08
Economy
VEB.RF to help Grodno Azot acquire Russian rail cars
VEB.RF will finance the supply of Russian rail cars for Grodno Azot. The agreement was signed in Grodno during a visit of Chairman of the Russian state development corporation VEB.RF Igor Shuvalov to the Grodno Azot chemical company.
14:03
Politics
Six Belarusians employed via private contracts leave Sudan for Egypt
Anatoly Glaz said: “Not entirely correct. Six Belarusian citizens, who had been working for Sudanese companies as part of private contracts instead of the Belarusian air carrier, have left Sudan for Egypt across the land border. Besides, this initiative entailed huge risks."
13:59
Economy
Belarus sets 1 May as final planting date for early grains, beets, flax
The Belarusian Agriculture and Food Minister Igor Brylo said that the area under a number of crops had been increased, including under sugar beets and maize for silage.
13:42
Economy
Shuvalov: Sanctions will not interfere with VEB.RF's investment plans in Belarus
The sanctions will not interfere with VEB.RF's investment plans in the Republic of Belarus, Chairman of the Russian state development corporation VEB.RF Igor Shuvalov said during a meeting at the Grodno Azot chemical company in Grodno.
13:38
President
Belarusian municipal authorities reminded about their tasks, shortcomings
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “Your job is to enable decent conditions for people's life. Your task is economy. Give me economy. You are underperforming in this regard.”
13:23
President
Lukashenko: Belarusians are peaceful people, have no claims on foreign lands
Belarusians are peaceful people. They don't lay claims on someone else's lands, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko said at a conference with Gomel Oblast officials.
13:23
President
Lukashenko urges to develop Polesie reserve
During the meeting, the president recalled the need to develop the Polesie reserve and the Pripyats National Park.
13:15
President
Lukashenko wants performance indicators of regions less dependent on industrial giants
Aleksandr Lukashenko reminded that the task of reducing the dependence of performance indicators of the regions on the work of industrial giants such as Mozyr Oil Refinery, the Zhlobin-based steel mill BMZ, Svetlogorsk Pulp and Cardboard Mill is constantly set during government conferences on economy.
12:59
President
Lukashenko: Gomel Oblast needs new drivers of economic growth
"In the first decade after the Chernobyl accident we literally fought for survival. In recent years our focus has been on development, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko said at a conference with Gomel Oblast officials.
12:48
President
Lukashenko explains close attention to Gomel Oblast
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “You know this oblast is no stranger's land for me. It is virtually kindred land. I've always underlined at any forums, conferences, referendums, and elections that Gomel Oblast has always supported me more than any other oblast."
