MINSK, 28 July (BelTA) – A new issue of BelTA's multimedia project “With Pride in Heart” is dedicated to the rise of the Belarusian diplomatic service and the country's initiatives on the international arena, BelTA reports.
Belarus has long been known as a peaceful state. The country is actively involved in international affairs and is perceived abroad as a reliable and predictable partner. The history of the Belarusian diplomatic service began over 100 years ago, however it was not until several decades ago that the country started pursuing an independent foreign policy. Its main principles are a multi-vector approach, good neighborliness and peacefulness.
The new edition of the project is dedicated to Belarus' foreign policy, the country's participation in integration processes, cooperation with international organizations and associations, as well as Belarus' global initiatives, including interregional integration, joint efforts to combat human trafficking, the establishment of digital neighborhood belt, and the launch of a security dialogue.
Readers are offered an interview with Belarusian Minister of Foreign Affairs Vladimir Makei. The minister discusses national priorities on the international arena, relations with the European Union and the United States of America, negotiations to join the World Trade Organization.
BelTA's project “With Pride in Heart” was launched on 16 June. It is dedicated to the achievements of the sovereign Belarus in various fields.
Since gaining independence, Belarus has come a long way, and the results of this development have benefited every Belarusian. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union, Belarus has managed not only to preserve the country, but also to expand its economic capacity, provide all citizens with the necessary social guarantees, and strengthen the national security. Belarus' voice is heard in respected international organizations, mostly thanks to peace initiatives of the country's authorities.
Every issue of the “With Pride in Heart” project tells about the country's achievements in many areas, from advanced technologies and national security to healthcare and national culture.
The project relies on the historical information, archival newspapers, photos, videos, and also BelTA's news materials and infographics.
The first six long-reads were dedicated to the manufacturing industry, the agricultural sector, national security, sport, high technology and culture.
