MINSK, 20 May (BelTA) - Joint work with Belarusian colleagues has a great impact on the development of the machine-tool industry in Russia, Russia’s Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Mikhail Ivanov said on the sidelines of Metalloobrabotka 2024, the international exhibition for equipment, instruments and tools for the metalworking industry, in Moscow, BelTA learned from the press service of the Industry Ministry of Belarus.
Mikhail Ivanov said that Russia and Belarus signed an intergovernmental agreement in the machine-tool industry and a roadmap and developed a map of competencies of manufactured machine-tools and components. "The exhibition features samples of machine tools that are the result of joint development and are made of components from Belarus and Russia," he said.
Within the framework of the Russian state loan for promising import-substituting projects, three projects in the machine-tool industry have been okayed in the machine-tool industry. The projects will result in gear processing equipment and various types of grinding machines, Mikhail Ivanov noted.
The deputy minister toured the stands of Belarusian machine-tool industry, got acquainted with samples of products. The Russian official and representatives of the plants discussed the potential for bilateral cooperation and exchanged the views on the prospects for cooperation.
Mikhail Ivanov said that Russia and Belarus signed an intergovernmental agreement in the machine-tool industry and a roadmap and developed a map of competencies of manufactured machine-tools and components. "The exhibition features samples of machine tools that are the result of joint development and are made of components from Belarus and Russia," he said.
Within the framework of the Russian state loan for promising import-substituting projects, three projects in the machine-tool industry have been okayed in the machine-tool industry. The projects will result in gear processing equipment and various types of grinding machines, Mikhail Ivanov noted.
The deputy minister toured the stands of Belarusian machine-tool industry, got acquainted with samples of products. The Russian official and representatives of the plants discussed the potential for bilateral cooperation and exchanged the views on the prospects for cooperation.
A total of 17 plants affiliated with the Belarusian Industry Ministry are featured at Metalloobrabotka 2024: Institute Belorgtankinprom, Machine-Tool Plant Krasny Borets, StankoGomel, Orsha Tool-Making Plant, Vistan, Gomel Plant of Machine Tools and Assemblies, Kuzlitmash, Kirov Machine-Tool Plant, Gomel machine tools and assemblies plant and others. The largest Belarusian manufacturers and suppliers of metalworking products are showcasing the achievements of the domestic machine-building complex. One of the main events of the forum will be the presentation of the Union State Machine project.
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