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08
.08.22
09:00
Economy
Belarus' Development Bank chief speaks about results of export support measures
Clients have become more active, Chairman of the Board of the Development Bank of the Republic of Belarus Aleksandr Yegorov said on the air of the Belarus 1 TV channel.
05
.08.22
20:00
Economy
Belarus, Vietnam mulling over cooperation in automotive manufacturing
“The parties discussed potential cooperation between the Vietnamese company with OAO Belkommunmash with a focus on interaction in the production of electric buses,” the embassy said. The parties also looked into possible areas of cooperation between the Vietnamese company and a number of other Belarusian manufacturers.
19:44
Economy
Vahan Kerobyan: Belarusian products are competitive in Armenian market
“I have a very reverent attitude towards Belarus. I lived there myself for some time. I know what quality Belarusian products are, and, of course, we see many products from Belarus in our supermarkets,” Vahan Kerobyan said.
19:28
Economy
EAEU continues working on common gas market
The participants of the meeting exchanged views on the differences remaining in the international agreement on gas. The heads of the authorized bodies managed to reach consensus on a number of issues.
19:17
Sport
Sabalenka moves to Silicon Valley Classic quarterfinal
Belarus' world number 6 Aryna Sabalenka reached the Silicon Valley Classic quarterfinal in San Jose defeating world number 168 Caroline Dolehide of the United States, 5-7, 6-1, 7-5, in two hours and 38 minutes.
19:06
Society
Kochanova attends Belarusian Youth Parliament meeting
According to Natalya Kochanova, the youth play a crucial role in the social policy of the state.
18:48
Society
Belarus admits 43,500 Ukrainians since February
From 6.00 on 24 February to 6.00 on 5 August a total of 43,503 Ukrainians entered Belarus, including 23,016 from the territory of Poland, 3,926 through Lithuania, and 707 through Latvia.
18:34
Economy
Belarus calls on UN for more efforts to remove obstacles in shipping fertilizers
Belarus insists on eliminating restrictions on the supply of potash fertilizers and putting this issue on the agenda of international structures that are making efforts to prevent a global food crisis, Belarusian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Yuri Ambrazevich told the media.
18:17
Economy
Gomel Oblast, Cuba discuss cooperation prospects
Cooperation prospects in healthcare and mechanical engineering between Gomel Oblast and Cuba have been discussed at the meeting of Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Cuba to Belarus Santiago Perez Benitez with Gomel Oblast Deputy Governor Andrei Konyushko, BelTA informs.
17:52
In Pictures
New sports facilities in Osipovichi
A number of new sports facilities have opened in Osipovichi. A new skate park was opened here in July. The celebrations of the city's 150th birthday will be marked with the opening of the renewed Lokomotiv Stadium.
17:24
Politics
Opinion: Transition to USD alternative will destroy USA's economic system
The transition to a USD alternative will mean the collapse of the economic system of the United States of America, Aleksei Avdonin, an analyst with the Belarusian Institute of Strategic Research (BISR), told the V Teme [On Point] online project on BelTA's YouTube channel.
16:46
Economy
EDB aims to build Eurasian commodity distribution network
“We are now actively working with the governments of the EAEU countries on the concept of this unified commodity supply chain,” the chairman of the board added.
15:55
Economy
Belarus, Russia, Kazakhstan plan to increase rail container traffic to China
- Belarus, Russia and Kazakhstan are set to increase the volume of rail container traffic to China. This matter was discussed during the web-based negotiations between the chiefs of the rail administrations of the three countries.
15:46
Partners
Experts: Pelosi's trip was detrimental to relations
The visit of US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan has ratcheted up the tension between the United States and China, and its damage to bilateral relations will not be easily fixed, experts said as they weighed in on the trip's fallout.
