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MINSK, 22 December (BelTA) - The Industry Ministries of Belarus and Russia discussed cooperation in key industrial sectors at a joint meeting in Moscow, BelTA learned from the press service of the Industry Ministry of Belarus.
One of the central topics was the status of the roadmap in the machine tool industry, which aims to strengthen production capacities and enhance the operational efficiency of enterprises. The participants emphasized the importance of joint efforts to achieve a synergistic effect, enabling both countries to secure more stable positions in the international market.
Key aspects of cooperation in the automotive and agricultural machinery sectors were also discussed. Collaborative efforts in these areas not only strengthen economic ties but also enhance the competitiveness of the machinery produced. Specifically, the meeting discussed the measures to implement import-substituting investment projects that are crucial for ensuring technological independence and sustainable industrial development of the Union State of Belarus and Russia.
Special consideration was given to the unified industrial policy. It was noted that further development of cooperation in the areas of technical regulation and standardization will create more favorable conditions for businesses and enhance the level of protection for the domestic market.
Belarusian Industry Minister Andrei Kuznetsov initiated discussions on the possibility of holding the second edition of the INNOPROM. Belarus international industrial exhibition in 2026. In the autumn of 2025, Minsk hosted this forum for the first time. Andrei Kuznetsov expressed confidence that INNOPROM. Belarus will contribute to promoting joint projects and facilitating technology exchange in the manufacturing sector.
“Joint efforts and constructive dialogue between the Industry Ministry of Belarus and the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia will not only shore up the economic positions of both countries but also create new opportunities for the development of high-tech manufactures,” the press service noted.
One of the central topics was the status of the roadmap in the machine tool industry, which aims to strengthen production capacities and enhance the operational efficiency of enterprises. The participants emphasized the importance of joint efforts to achieve a synergistic effect, enabling both countries to secure more stable positions in the international market.
Key aspects of cooperation in the automotive and agricultural machinery sectors were also discussed. Collaborative efforts in these areas not only strengthen economic ties but also enhance the competitiveness of the machinery produced. Specifically, the meeting discussed the measures to implement import-substituting investment projects that are crucial for ensuring technological independence and sustainable industrial development of the Union State of Belarus and Russia.
Special consideration was given to the unified industrial policy. It was noted that further development of cooperation in the areas of technical regulation and standardization will create more favorable conditions for businesses and enhance the level of protection for the domestic market.
Belarusian Industry Minister Andrei Kuznetsov initiated discussions on the possibility of holding the second edition of the INNOPROM. Belarus international industrial exhibition in 2026. In the autumn of 2025, Minsk hosted this forum for the first time. Andrei Kuznetsov expressed confidence that INNOPROM. Belarus will contribute to promoting joint projects and facilitating technology exchange in the manufacturing sector.
“Joint efforts and constructive dialogue between the Industry Ministry of Belarus and the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia will not only shore up the economic positions of both countries but also create new opportunities for the development of high-tech manufactures,” the press service noted.
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