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[00:00:02] the most valuable part of the book collection of the Library – the fund
[00:00:05] of rare and valuable documents – has reached a figure of approximately 1000.
[00:00:09] And such active assistance in replenishing the fund
[00:00:13] over these 20 years was provided by the
[00:00:16] Presidential Fund for the Support of Culture and Art of our organization.
[00:00:19] The "Patron" exhibition allows you to see
[00:00:22] 20 symbolic historical book
[00:00:26] monuments and that the National Library is...
[00:00:44] You can view the valuable documents until August
[00:00:46] 30th. More news on our website newsb, on the multimedia portal
[00:00:50] videobill, and in the mobile application. See you
[00:00:52] on air!
[00:02:54] Army, today, tomorrow, storm, trenches, urban
[00:02:58] combat, neutralization.
[00:05:00] as one of the key partners in North Africa and welcomes
[00:05:03] the active exchange of bilateral delegation visits in the field
[00:05:07] of industry and agriculture. The Free
[00:05:10] Economic Zone in Vitebsk expands business cooperation with
[00:05:13] Uzbekistan. During online negotiations, the parties discussed
[00:05:16] prospects for cooperation, export-import potential, and
[00:05:19] the implementation of investment projects.
[00:05:22] Belarus is actively increasing its supply of rapeseed oil both to the domestic
[00:05:26] market and for export. With the program's guest, we will talk about a new trend in
[00:05:30] the food culture of Belarusians, about how the domestic product
[00:05:33] is conquering foreign markets. Under the bright
[00:05:36] name of Kupala. The summer school of Belarusian language and culture
[00:05:40] is held at Grodno State University.
[00:05:43] The event will enrich the knowledge of foreigners about the history, culture, literature, and
[00:05:47] Belarusian
[00:06:03] Putus. Hello. The countries
[00:06:05] of the Eurasian Economic Union have concluded an agreement on electronic
[00:06:09] trade in goods in the EAEU. The document was signed by the Prime Minister.
[00:06:42] The mechanism for financing joint
[00:06:46] cooperation projects in industry has been in operation since the fourth year. By
[00:06:48] agreement of the parties, the project is a pilot project with a validity
[00:06:52] period of 5 years. Two years of practical application
[00:06:55] showed that this instrument has not fully worked. This means that
[00:06:59] there are flaws and gaps in this mechanism that prevent
[00:07:03] its widespread use by economic entities in our
[00:07:06] countries. The initial conditions for financing industrial
[00:07:10] cooperation projects significantly affect
[00:07:13] the possibility of applying this stimulating instrument.
[00:07:17] The Belarusian side also calls on partners to give the green light
[00:07:20] to cooperation in the scientific and technical sphere. So that Eurasian
[00:07:23] cooperation projects are innovative, high-tech,
[00:07:27] based on digital solutions. Belarus considers
[00:07:30] Algeria as one of the key partners in North Africa and the African
[00:07:34] continent as a whole. Recently, a number of visits by delegations
[00:07:38] from both states have taken place, and businessmen from both countries have visited various exhibitions
[00:07:41] in Algeria and Belarus. What are the prospects for bilateral relations?
[00:07:45] Belarus and Algeria are traditionally united by friendly relations,
[00:07:49] mutual respect, and similar approaches to fundamental issues on the international
[00:07:52] agenda. This was noted during the visit of the Minister of State,
[00:07:56] Minister of Foreign Affairs, National Communities Abroad, and
[00:07:59] African Affairs of Algeria to Minsk. Belarus considers
[00:08:03] the intensification of dialogue as an important stage in the further development
[00:08:06] of relations and the strengthening of the spirit
[00:08:09] of cooperation that was laid by the presidents of the two countries in December. Let me remind
[00:08:13] you that the heads of our states in December 2025
[00:08:16] set us
[00:08:19] an ambitious task to reach a trade
[00:08:22] turnover of $500 million
[00:08:26] by the end of 2027. This is a very ambitious
[00:08:29] task. Today,
[00:08:32] the foreign policy departments, the ministries of the two countries,
[00:08:36] and the governments are doing everything to accomplish
[00:08:39] this task. Let me remind you that during...
[00:09:42] our exports to Algeria amounted to
[00:09:45] almost $80 million. The Belarusian side welcomes
[00:09:49] the active exchange of bilateral visits of delegations from our countries in the field
[00:09:53] of industry and agriculture, and the development of contacts
[00:09:56] between business representatives. In the near future, the Deputy Prime Minister of Belarus will visit
[00:10:00] Algeria to finalize a number of
[00:10:03] projects. The Free Economic Zone in Vitebsk expands business
[00:10:06] cooperation with Uzbekistan. What joint
[00:10:09] ventures are planned to be opened and what has already been done. The FEZ
[00:10:13] administration held online negotiations with the Directorate for Industrial Zone Management
[00:10:16] in Tashkent. The parties discussed prospects for cooperation,
[00:10:20] export-import potential, and the implementation of investment projects. Already
[00:10:23] next spring, the Vitebsk FEZ plans to start
[00:10:27] construction of a new woodworking
[00:10:30] production. The main outcome of the online meeting was the signing of a roadmap
[00:10:34] with a large Uzbek enterprise. The foundation
[00:10:37] for new projects was laid in July at the second forum of regions of Belarus
[00:10:40] and Uzbekistan. In Minsk, representatives of the Vitebsk FEZ
[00:10:44] and companies from Tashkent signed a memorandum of understanding.
[00:10:48] The document provides for the construction in Vitebsk of an enterprise for the production
[00:10:51] of household and industrial products.
[00:10:55] The project will literally immediately begin the development of a business plan
[00:10:59] within 10 days. The technical
[00:11:02] task is being prepared now, so it will be
[00:11:05] woodworking, advanced woodworking,
[00:11:08] three-stage. That is, the first stage will be boards and
[00:11:11] drying, the second will be the production of chipboard for their volumes,
[00:11:15] and the third will be all moldings, doors, windows,
[00:11:18] skirting boards, all carpentry. So these are the plans. The amount
[00:11:22] of investment being considered is about 20 million dollars.
[00:11:26] New construction will take place here on the site. Today, on
[00:11:29] the territory of the free economic zone Vitebsk, 53
[00:11:32] investment projects are being implemented. Currently,
[00:11:35] six projects
[00:11:38] are in various stages
[00:11:41] of development. Some agreements have been reached, some business plans are being prepared,
[00:11:44] but we plan to register two or three companies
[00:11:48] in September, where business plans are already ready. These are two projects
[00:11:51] in Orsha and another project in the Zhuzhevo territory. New
[00:11:55] construction. Today, the cooperation of residents of the free economic zone with
[00:11:59] Uzbekistan is strategic in nature and includes a variety
[00:12:02] of interaction models, from direct export deliveries to the creation
[00:12:06] of full-fledged production facilities. Environmental friendliness and flexible
[00:12:09] adaptation to global market demands. The Newsprint Factory in
[00:12:13] Shklov is opening up new niches for itself. What is being discussed and what
[00:12:16] new products are produced at the enterprise? Thanks to production modernization,
[00:12:20] the enterprise promptly responded to global eco-trends
[00:12:23] and switched to closed-cycle production. Instead of
[00:12:26] primary wood, hundreds of tons of waste paper are processed
[00:12:29] here. The output is paper for corrugated cardboard,
[00:12:33] which is in demand on foreign markets. The Shklov factory produces about
[00:12:36] 70,000 tons of paper per year, focusing on niche
[00:12:40] products. The base for cash receipts used to be imported from
[00:12:43] abroad. Today, it is the only enterprise in Belarus that
[00:12:47] produces such base paper. Another
[00:12:49] high-tech product is base paper for decorative finishing
[00:12:53] materials. This product is made from our
[00:12:56] paper, from paper, from paper.
[00:13:00] Yes,
[00:13:02] not long ago, we also mastered
[00:13:06] the production of base paper for decorative
[00:13:09] finishing materials, Bofon. Clients from
[00:13:12] Russia ordered this paper from us. Here, I think, there are more
[00:13:16] than a thousand layers of paper, they are glued, they
[00:13:20] are pressed. Today, 70% of all factory products
[00:13:23] go for export, with deliveries from Russia and
[00:13:26] Uzbekistan to Turkey and Iran. Thank you, the review
[00:13:29] was prepared by Evgeny Kachets. More news from
[00:13:32] the economic sphere and beyond on our TV channel's website and social
[00:13:36] networks.
[00:13:40] Belarus is actively developing the production and sale of rapeseed oil, increasing
[00:13:44] supplies both to the domestic market and for export. This product
[00:13:48] is positioned as a healthy and affordable alternative
[00:13:51] to other vegetable oils, because it is rich in beneficial fatty
[00:13:55] acids that help maintain the health of the cardiovascular
[00:13:58] system. How can rapeseed oil affect the daily
[00:14:02] life and habits of consumers? Are there enough production
[00:14:05] capacities, and what is the current level of oilseed cultivation
[00:14:08] in the country? We will talk about this today with the guest of the studio,
[00:14:11] the head of the Department for Coordination of Domestic Market Supplies and
[00:14:15] Foreign Trade Activities of the Belgospishcheprom concern, Anastasia
[00:14:18] Skorobogatova. Anastasia Yurievna, hello. Today, wherever
[00:14:22] you go in any grocery store in Belarus...
[00:14:55] initiated an increase in the representation of rapeseed oil in
[00:14:58] our retail chains so that people have
[00:15:01] the opportunity to freely purchase
[00:15:04] rapeseed oil, and not just one type,
[00:15:08] for example, but a variety, because in fact
[00:15:11] the assortment of rapeseed oil is very wide. And what, to what extent,
[00:15:15] for example, there is rapeseed oil with the addition of Provencal herbs, it is ideal
[00:15:19] for dressing salads, there is rapeseed oil
[00:15:22] additionally enriched.
[00:15:37] edible rapeseed oil is produced. Are there enough production
[00:15:41] capacities? How will we modernize or is modernization already underway? Let's talk
[00:15:44] about that. In fact, there are enough production capacities in the Republic of Belarus.
[00:15:48] Our oil and fat industry is actively
[00:15:51] engaged in issues of production
[00:15:54] modernization today. As an example, I can give the Minsk Margarine Plant.
[00:15:58] They are now implementing new
[00:16:01] equipment, a new line that
[00:16:04] will allow at the structural level
[00:16:08] to extract rapeseed oil molecules. Then this
[00:16:10] process will help
[00:16:13] in subsequent production of a product that
[00:16:17] will be used in the production of confectionery fats.
[00:16:20] Confectionery fats, as we understand, are certainly in high demand in our
[00:16:24] confectionery industry. That is, this is a complex
[00:16:27] line, but they are actively implementing it now, which will allow
[00:16:30] them to get a new product, even cleaner, so to speak,
[00:16:34] yes, and of course, all enterprises, when
[00:16:36] they increase production capacities, the main
[00:16:40] message of any enterprise is to maintain high product
[00:16:43] quality. Rapeseed oil starts from the fields. How do you assess
[00:16:46] the level of culture development in rapeseed cultivation here in
[00:16:49] Belarus? In fact, rapeseed is a strategic
[00:16:53] crop. Rapeseed oil is very important for ensuring the
[00:16:57] food security of the Republic of Belarus and for
[00:17:01] an active policy of import substitution.
[00:17:04] As of August 11,
[00:17:07] 99.4% of winter rapeseed has already been harvested,
[00:17:09] and in the second half of
[00:17:13] August, our farmers will begin harvesting
[00:17:15] spring rapeseed. And if we talk about the level of development
[00:17:19] of rapeseed cultivation, how do you assess it overall? Is there room
[00:17:22] for improvement? I think that the process, of course, is not standing still.
[00:17:25] For example, when we hold various press conferences,
[00:17:29] when we inform the public about the benefits
[00:17:33] of rapeseed oil, selectors often speak at these
[00:17:36] press conferences, who talk about
[00:17:39] how far they have come, how
[00:17:43] the scale of rapeseed varieties is expanding, and
[00:17:47] the acreage of rapeseed is increasing.
[00:17:50] Therefore, they are certainly doing well, not standing still, implementing
[00:17:53] new technologies, so they are doing well.
[00:17:56] That's why, perhaps, they call rapeseed Belarusian black
[00:17:59] gold. Yes, that's right. If we talk about the popularization of rapeseed
[00:18:02] oil, in 2025, a project by colleagues from Omega was launched, a large-scale
[00:18:06] campaign to promote rapeseed oil among Belarusians.
[00:18:10] Is this campaign successful? What can you say? It is certainly
[00:18:13] successful, but not only thanks to our promotion, colleagues from
[00:18:17] Omega, because the Belgospishcheprom concern has been actively working
[00:18:20] for 5 years to convey
[00:18:23] to the population the benefits of rapeseed oil,
[00:18:26] and as you already said,
[00:18:30] together with the Ministry of Antimonopoly Regulation, the concern
[00:18:33] is conducting a promotion, colleagues from Omega. In 2025,
[00:18:37] we...
[00:19:18] Belarusians maximize healthy lifestyles, and
[00:19:21] rapeseed oil is ideal for
[00:19:25] supporting healthy eating, because, firstly,
[00:19:28] it is very beneficial in terms of a large
[00:19:31] amount of unsaturated fatty
[00:19:34] omega acids, such as omega-6,
[00:19:37] omega-4. It also has many vitamins, trace elements.
[00:19:41] Another feature of rapeseed oil is that it does not
[00:19:44] foam, it does not burn when frying and does not release
[00:19:48] carcinogens at temperatures up to
[00:19:50] 220°C. It is also ideal for
[00:19:54] dressing salads, for deep-frying. Many
[00:19:57] housewives are now using it for winter preparations.
[00:20:00] It's one oil for all occasions, yes, it's very
[00:20:04] versatile, because the golden standard for consuming rapeseed oil is
[00:20:08] one tablespoon a day. Therefore, we believe that
[00:20:11] thanks to a set of measures approved by the government in
[00:20:15] 2025, and this set of measures was developed for
[00:20:19] implementation until 2030,
[00:20:21] we see that by 2030, on
[00:20:25] the table of every Belarusian, there will be rapeseed oil, because
[00:20:28] thanks to this set of measures, which, as I said earlier, was approved
[00:20:32] by the government, it allows us
[00:20:35] to replace sunflower oil with rapeseed
[00:20:39] establishments, including school canteens,
[00:20:42] and restaurants and cafes. This also allows
[00:20:46] us to change somewhat
[00:20:49] the culture of rapeseed oil consumption. That is, it is becoming more popular among
[00:20:53] athletes, among military personnel,
[00:20:56] among rescuers, firefighters, specifically in their diet, because
[00:20:59] in fact, its benefits are unique. It is also important
[00:21:03] to note how important
[00:21:06] rapeseed oil is for our enterprises. For example,
[00:21:09] Lidopishchekontsentraty, they have now developed a new
[00:21:12] recipe for potato puree and
[00:21:15] soup that does not require cooking. They changed the recipe to include...
[00:22:20] enterprises prioritize the diversification of export
[00:22:23] markets, so we are already present on many continents, because, as you know, Belarusian
[00:22:26] products are a sign of quality. Yes, yes, that's right. Anastasia Yurievna, I thank
[00:22:30] you for the conversation, it was very interesting and, most importantly, useful. Let me remind you that the
[00:22:34] questions of the "Events" program were answered by the head of the Department of
[00:22:37] Coordination of Supplies to the Domestic Market of Foreign Trade Activities
[00:22:40] of the Belgospishcheprom concern, Anastasia Skorobogatova.
[00:22:44] Скоробогатова.
[00:22:57] Every day our team works to keep you informed of the
[00:23:01] most important and interesting events.
[00:23:05] 25 minutes of airtime is a great opportunity
[00:23:08] to find out what Belarus and the planet are living
[00:23:11] right now. Together with our guides, you can
[00:23:14] stroll through the capital's streets, appreciate the beauty
[00:23:17] of Minsk, replenish your
[00:23:20] knowledge, immerse yourself in centuries of history to unravel the mysteries
[00:23:23] of the unique folk traditions and rituals of our
[00:23:27] ancestors, discover unique tourist
[00:23:30] locations that sincerely delight both Belarusians and
[00:23:34] foreign guests, and also get acquainted with film premieres
[00:23:37] and TV projects that are guaranteed to become your
[00:23:41] favorites and give you vivid emotions. All
[00:23:45] this and much more awaits you in the weekly program
[00:23:48] "Efir 24/7." Watch it on Belarus
[00:23:51] 24
[00:23:53] TV channel.
[00:23:58] We are, perhaps, the only country in the world that survived a color revolution,
[00:24:01] an attempted coup, and a series of articulated hybrid attacks.
[00:24:05] We did not get involved in the war, although various centers of power are pulling us there.
[00:24:08] They call this the multi-vector approach of Minsk,
[00:24:11] the multifaceted nature of Lukashenka, but the result is a peaceful, clear
[00:24:15] sky, a well-groomed country, and a state of social
[00:24:17] justice. We do not give birth, we all go into the intelligentsia,
[00:24:21] but it's Lukashenka's fault that there is no one to plow the land. Well, he makes unpopular decisions,
[00:24:25] no one would invite anyone if we were ready to give birth
[00:24:29] to our own children, at least like our parents, not to mention the
[00:24:32] wartime generation, then people wanted to live, but we are
[00:24:35] on Bali, overseas shores, it doesn't work out, because of this, families
[00:24:39] break up, and children interfere with comfort. Topical
[00:24:42] issues, sharp questions, direct answers, the whole
[00:24:45] truth without cuts and politics without ties, with Evgeny
[00:24:49] Pustovoy. Watch it on Belarus 24
[00:24:52] TV channel.
[00:25:09] This is the Events program, and we continue: practicing
[00:25:12] joint anti-terrorist operations in an urban environment. Belarus
[00:25:16] and China are conducting a joint exercise "Swift Eagle 2000."
[00:25:21] The official representative of the Ministry of Defense of the PRC, Chengxi,
[00:25:24] emphasized that the maneuvers are taking place in Hubei province.
[00:25:28] Great attention will be paid to practicing intelligence and counterintelligence,
[00:25:31] seizing and holding key facilities. Chinese and Belarusian
[00:25:35] military personnel will also conduct operations on training grounds to clear the territory and
[00:25:39] subsequently hold it.
[00:25:41] The exercises will focus on topics such as intelligence and
[00:25:45] counterintelligence, seizure and defense of facilities, and also clearing
[00:25:49] and... The fourth joint exercise in
[00:25:52] Xining will help increase the combat effectiveness of the participating
[00:25:56] troops and deepen pragmatic cooperation between
[00:25:59] the armed forces of the two countries.
[00:26:33] In Belarusian, on the second day of school,
[00:26:36] journalists also came,
[00:26:39] and also, well, as you just asked
[00:26:43] me, what would be more convenient for me, to ask me
[00:26:46] questions in Russian or Belarusian, and I could also
[00:26:49] answer in the language I preferred,
[00:26:52] and as a result, I answered in Belarusian, and they asked me
[00:26:55] in Belarusian. So, it can be said
[00:26:58] that what I am now...
[00:27:32] current items made of reindeer fur, seal, walrus,
[00:27:36] leather and beads, traditional clothing and footwear, as well as women's
[00:27:39] handbags made from goose and duck feet and salmon skin.
[00:27:43] Special attention is drawn to Arctic snow goggles and a Koryak
[00:27:46] women's crafting knife. The collection was assembled for over 40
[00:27:50] years to preserve the cultural heritage of the northern peoples.
[00:27:53] When it happened that my husband and I left
[00:27:57] Kamchatka, I missed it. When I
[00:28:01] come, I start preparing the exhibition, I pick up
[00:28:04] these exhibits, I go to the girls, to the museum workers,
[00:28:08] smell it, how it smells. It smells of Kamchatka, it smells of
[00:28:12] a Kamchatkan home, of skin, of shoes, of clothes.
[00:28:16] Reindeer herders really need something to protect
[00:28:19] their eyes from snow blindness. Look,
[00:28:22] here there are some made of bone, made of
[00:28:25] wood, and everyone has
[00:30:29] In 1915, Chechersk received the right to
[00:30:32] self-government, the so-called Magdeburg Law. And
[00:30:36] at the same time, a special building was built for the Rada,
[00:30:39] a wooden town hall, which has not survived to our
[00:30:42] time. There is not much historical data about this
[00:30:46] monument. It is known that the town hall
[00:30:49] once stood in the middle of a vast square, had
[00:30:52] large clocks with chimes, and a guard stood on its tower,
[00:30:56] announcing the arrival of guests. Near
[00:30:59] the town hall there were market stalls.
[00:31:04] The remaining information often contradicts each other and can
[00:31:07] only confuse. It is impossible, for example, to find out how many floors
[00:31:11] the town hall had. All sources give different
[00:31:15] numbers of floors, probably depending on what
[00:31:19] each author understood by the word "floor." We do not know
[00:31:22] its original appearance, nor its author, nor the exact time
[00:31:26] of its construction. In 1772,
[00:31:30] after the partition of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, Chechersk became part
[00:31:33] of the Russian Empire, and a year later, in
[00:31:37] 1773, the town passed into the possession
[00:31:41] of Zakhar Grigorievich Chernyshov. At the insistence
[00:31:44] of the Russian... year, and the construction of a new stone
[00:31:48] town hall began. The year of construction and the name of the architect
[00:31:51] are unknown. The building is now
[00:31:54] dated to the end of the 18th century.
[00:31:57] Also, three churches and a Catholic church appeared in Chechersk.
[00:32:01] The building of the Chechersk stone town hall
[00:32:04] is rectangular and two stories high. The
[00:32:08] roof is topped on the sides with four-sided towers with
[00:32:11] spires. In the center of the roof, on a raised
[00:32:15] drum, a fifth tower is installed, narrowed
[00:32:18] at the top. The windows of the first floor are rectangular, on
[00:32:22] the second - Lancet with an arched completion.
[00:32:25] The cornices are decorated with figured brackets.
[00:32:29] The towers on the roof are made of wood, but their decorations
[00:32:32] correspond to the composition and stone
[00:32:35] decorations on the rest of the building. This trend
[00:32:38] was observed in Russian architecture of the 16th
[00:32:41] century. After the war, the building was used by the city
[00:32:45] administration. In early 1974,
[00:32:48] the town hall was severely damaged by fire,
[00:32:52] which destroyed all wooden structures.
[00:32:56] Repair and restoration work dragged on until
[00:32:59] 2004. The town hall building was
[00:33:03] solemnly opened on September 24,
[00:33:07] 2004, on the day of the 845th
[00:33:10] anniversary of the city of Chechersk. A visit to
[00:33:14] Chechersk and a visit to the Town Hall are part of a number
[00:33:17] of educational familiarization tours to
[00:33:20] Belarus. Today, the Town Hall building houses
[00:33:23] a historical and ethnographic museum. Welcome
[00:33:27] to Belarus.
[00:33:46] The agreement on e-commerce in the EAEU was signed by heads of government in
[00:33:50] Kyrgyzstan. Minsk and Tashkent are strengthening
[00:33:53] inter-parliamentary dialogue, a meeting with the Ambassador of Uzbekistan.
[00:33:56] Kobrin ice cream was tasted in Shanghai. Belarusian dairy
[00:34:00] delicacy is conquering the foreign
[00:34:02] market.
[00:34:04] More than 15 issues were considered by the heads of government at
[00:34:07] the meeting of the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council in Kyrgyzstan. As a result,
[00:34:11] a number of documents were signed, including an agreement on electronic.
[00:34:45] By agreement of the parties, the project has a pilot nature with a validity period of
[00:34:48] 5 years. Two years of practical application
[00:34:52] showed that this instrument has not fully started working. This means that in
[00:34:56] this mechanism there are flaws and gaps that prevent
[00:34:59] its widespread use by economic entities of our
[00:35:02] countries. Starting conditions for financing industrial cooperation projects
[00:35:06] significantly affect the degree of
[00:35:09] possibility of applying this stimulating
[00:35:12] instrument.
[00:36:15] Uzbekistan is a
[00:36:18] mining
[00:36:20] country, where our heavy
[00:36:23] cargo equipment is popular.
[00:36:27] This is an agricultural country,
[00:36:31] so Belarus and Uzbekistan have many
[00:36:35] points of contact. Belarusians can once again go to
[00:36:38] Qatar. Belavia resumed charter flights to Doha on August 10.
[00:36:42] The flight program was suspended in March due to the unstable situation
[00:36:45] in the region, but after confirmation of safety by
[00:36:49] the Qatar tourism agency, the route is returning.
[00:36:52] Flights will be operated once every 10-11 days. In 4
[00:36:56] years, Doha has become one of the most popular
[00:36:59] destinations. Made in Belarus continues to conquer foreign markets, especially
[00:37:03] in this hot summer. To Russia, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan,
[00:37:07] Kazakhstan, Georgia, and also to the Chinese market, a
[00:37:11] sweet dairy delicacy is supplied by
[00:37:14] an enterprise from Kobrin. To the Celestial Empire, 16
[00:37:17] tons of ice cream were shipped by the factory in May-June.
[00:37:21] The product is sent 1,000 km in special
[00:37:24] refrigerators. A specialized store was opened in one of the. Local
[00:37:36] authorities are ready to meet us halfway.
[00:37:40] The opening of the first store exceeded our expectations,
[00:37:43] trade is going very well, many regular customers, and
[00:37:47] what came as a surprise to us is that the majority of customers are
[00:37:50] elderly people. In addition, many consumers travel
[00:37:54] from afar, specifically spending 2-3 hours on... which
[00:38:06] are also made from high-quality Belarusian
[00:38:09] raw materials, plus to the project we added
[00:38:13] delivery, now the products are delivered to the surrounding
[00:38:16] areas, and I will say honestly that a second
[00:38:20] retail pavilion for Belarusian ice cream has already opened in
[00:38:23] Shanghai, the opening took place on
[00:38:26] June 26.