Lukashenko’s closed-door meetings cover defense industry, Africa, and oil
Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko held three working meetings on 2 October, which were largely closed-door. The agenda covered several critical issues, including the defense industry, cooperation with African nations, and oil refining, BelTA learned from the presidential press service.
The CIS and the EAEU are important players in building a
fair world order, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko
said at a meeting with heads of governmental delegations taking part in
the EAEU and CIS events in Minsk.
“Belarus is prepared to advance bilateral cooperation as quickly and as extensively as our partners in Myanmar are ready to,” Maksim Ryzhenkov told reporters.
The conference brought together over 100 investment specialists from Belarus, Armenia, Kazakhstan, and Russia, alongside guests from Uzbekistan and China.