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[00:01:04] The construction industry is the locomotive of the entire
[00:01:07] economy's development. If it works smoothly, then dozens
[00:01:11] of allied enterprises become successful and profitable,
[00:01:14] working on the entire large building while it's being assembled floor
[00:01:18] by floor, as well as furniture factories and those who produce everything
[00:01:22] for the home, from dishes to textiles. If there is
[00:01:24] construction, the country develops. If we don't
[00:01:28] build anything, what development?
[00:02:38] How problematic issues in various spheres are being resolved is under the
[00:02:41] president's control. Watch it on Belarus24 TV channel.
[00:04:00] CIS and SCO forum. A platform of
[00:04:03] 2000 km and 500 companies from all over the world. The Inoprom
[00:04:07] Belarus exhibition was attended by over 15 thousand people from more than 40
[00:04:10] countries. Everything begins with family. Starting from October 12,
[00:04:13] Belarus launches the Week of Parental Love. What lies at the core of preserving
[00:04:17] the nation's prosperity? How does Belarusian society today assess
[00:04:20] support for family, motherhood, and childhood? Expert's
[00:04:23] opinion. Over a century of history, science, and leadership,
[00:04:26] Belarusian State University celebrates its 105th anniversary. And
[00:04:30] Brest Fortress is nominated for inclusion in the UNESCO World Heritage
[00:04:34] List. Experts will conduct a preliminary assessment of the legendary
[00:04:37] citadel. On air is the program "Events". In the studio, Kapitalina
[00:04:41] Zenkevich. Hello.
[00:04:43] Minsk hosted the counter-terrorist forum of the CIS and SCO. Its
[00:04:46] events took place in the Belarusian capital on October 7 and 8.
[00:04:49] Delegations from 28 states, 17 bodies
[00:04:53] of the CIS and SCO, and 10 international organizations were invited
[00:04:56] to participate. Within the framework of the forum, a number of thematic conferences
[00:05:00] and anti-terrorist exercises were held. Why are we
[00:05:04] uniting? We are uniting because terrorism
[00:05:07] is international in nature. Coordinating bodies in the framework
[00:05:11] of countering terrorism. These bodies do
[00:05:14] everything within
[00:05:17] our power, everything possible, in order for us
[00:05:20] to confront international terrorism with a united
[00:05:23] front. On October 8, the силовая phase of the final
[00:05:27] stages of the anti-terrorist exercises of the CIS and SCO Eurasia
[00:05:30] Antiterror 2026 was conducted. The event
[00:05:33] was held in a combined format with the participation of an interstate contingent
[00:05:36] of special forces. Last
[00:05:39] week, Minsk hosted a meeting of the Eurasian Intergovernmental
[00:05:42] Council. The agenda of the event included 15 issues, including
[00:05:46] in the spheres of trade, industry, customs
[00:05:48] cooperation, financial policy, electricity market, transport
[00:05:52] and logistics. The meeting was held in narrow and extended
[00:05:55] formats. The single market of the EAEU unites five countries
[00:05:59] and 185 million people. Mutual trade within
[00:06:02] the Union last year amounted to almost 96
[00:06:05] billion dollars. This year, partners expect to reach the historic
[00:06:09] mark of 100 billion. The main growth was provided by the agro-industrial complex, supplies
[00:06:13] of complex equipment, and cooperation. Belarus sees
[00:06:16] significant potential in joint projects in mechanical engineering,
[00:06:19] microelectronics, and biotechnologies. Our country called for a transition to a new type of integration,
[00:06:23] to generally reboot industrial
[00:06:26] cooperation in the EAEU. Today, a new type of integration is needed,
[00:06:30] an integration in which science knows the needs of
[00:06:33] industry, financing follows
[00:06:36] promising products, digital technologies increase
[00:06:39] productivity, and logistics and a common market
[00:06:43] ensure scalability. The Union, with its potential, is ready
[00:06:46] to implement such a large-scale task. Only
[00:06:49] our united firm will to follow this
[00:06:52] path is needed. Following the meeting, the Intergovernmental Council approved forecasts
[00:06:56] for the development of the agro-industrial complex for 2026-2027
[00:06:59] and a package of decisions on the formation of a common electricity
[00:07:03] market for its actual launch from the new year. The Intergovernmental Council
[00:07:06] approved a package of decisions on the formation of a common
[00:07:09] electricity market. Amendments
[00:07:12] concerned the rules of mutual trade, electrical energy, information exchange,
[00:07:16] and the determination of the transmission capacity of interstate
[00:07:19] power lines. The adoption of these documents
[00:07:23] is a necessary condition for the actual launch of a common
[00:07:26] energy market from January 1, 2027.
[00:07:30] The integration association will be strengthened by new
[00:07:33] foreign contacts. Negotiations are already underway to create a free trade
[00:07:37] zone with India and Tunisia, and these are new multi-million markets for
[00:07:40] goods exports. The prime ministers of the five countries will summarize the results in winter. The
[00:07:44] next Eurasian Intergovernmental Council in December will be hosted
[00:07:48] by Moscow. Well, as for mutual trade between Belarus and
[00:07:52] Russia, it is on the rise. 20% growth in 8
[00:07:55] months compared to the same period last year, data announced at the meeting
[00:07:59] of the Council of Ministers of the Union State. Minsk and Moscow synchronized their watches and formed a pool
[00:08:03] of projects for a three-year period. Industry plays a key role.
[00:08:06] Today, 24 import-substituting projects are being implemented by our countries with joint
[00:08:10] efforts. Thus, technological sovereignty and
[00:08:14] competitiveness of allied goods in foreign markets are enhanced.
[00:08:18] Belarusian Maz and Russian group Itelma created
[00:08:21] an electric bus with almost complete localization within the Union
[00:08:25] State, only from Belarusian and Russian
[00:08:27] components. Belaz and Norilsk Nickel are implementing
[00:08:31] a promising project to create an enterprise for the production
[00:08:34] and overhaul of underground mining equipment. It
[00:08:37] is aimed at import substitution of loading and delivery machines and
[00:08:41] mine dump trucks. operating on both diesel fuel and
[00:08:44] alternative energy sources. By the way, a ready
[00:08:47] contender for the status of a Union State product.
[00:08:51] At the instruction of our presidents, Vladimir
[00:08:54] Putin, Alexander Grigoryevich Lukashenka, we continue
[00:08:58] systematic work on forming a common
[00:09:01] socio-economic, scientific-technological,
[00:09:04] cultural-humanitarian space of the Union
[00:09:06] State. We certainly see a tangible return from
[00:09:10] Russian-Belarusian integration.
[00:09:13] Our citizens enjoy equal rights and guarantees in
[00:09:16] the areas of healthcare, education, and social
[00:09:19] pension provision. Moscow and Minsk will be connected by a high-speed railway,
[00:09:23] this was also discussed at the meeting of the Council of Ministers of the Union
[00:09:26] State. Russia and Belarus signed a memorandum on the construction
[00:09:30] of a high-speed railway between the capitals of the two states.
[00:09:33] The length of the main line will be about 700 km, travel time up to
[00:09:37] 3 hours. The speed of trains on this route
[00:09:40] will increase to 400 km/h. The projected passenger traffic
[00:09:44] is almost up to 6 million people per year.
[00:09:47] It's time to summarize the preliminary results of the big industrial week in Minsk.
[00:09:51] The Inoprom Belarus exhibition gathered guests from 45 countries, which is
[00:09:55] almost twice as many as a year earlier. Let's recall that over 500
[00:09:58] companies demonstrated their developments at BelExpo,
[00:10:01] and the exhibition area was about
[00:10:04] 20,000 m2. We believe that the event is very significant
[00:10:08] from the point of view of the Belarusian market, in which we
[00:10:11] operate, from the point of view of cooperation between our countries, between
[00:10:15] Russia and Belarus, because we signed an agreement on training
[00:10:18] personnel with BelAZ, this will be training of personnel and schoolchildren
[00:10:22] students in the interests of BelAZ, specifically, well...
[00:10:33] The company produces micronized silica gels, stable
[00:10:37] silica sols. This is basic industrial chemistry that helps various
[00:10:40] industries improve the quality of their products. And in
[00:10:44] Belarus, we are ready and happy to work with
[00:10:47] paint and varnish manufacturers, tire
[00:10:50] manufacturers,
[00:10:53] construction companies of various directions, which produce
[00:10:57] everything necessary for life, since this chemistry is
[00:10:59] universal, our products can
[00:11:02] help in various unexpected areas, for example,
[00:11:05] pharmaceuticals. We had friends from Kazakhstan,
[00:11:08] Uzbekistan, from Baku, so it's
[00:11:12] great, and the place is very convenient, everything
[00:11:15] is done at a good level. We visit all exhibitions
[00:11:19] and Inoprom, we were in Delhi, in Astana, in
[00:11:22] Tashkent, here everything is done very well. The next
[00:11:26] Inoprom will be held in April 2027, the capital of Uzbekistan,
[00:11:29] Tashkent, will host the large-scale exhibition.
[00:11:33] A delegation from the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) visited Gomel Region
[00:11:36] with a working visit within the framework of the international industrial exhibition
[00:11:39] Inoprom Belarus. The parties signed a roadmap
[00:11:42] for cooperation. The practical implementation of agreements continued
[00:11:45] directly in the regions. The ceremony of signing the cooperation agreement
[00:11:49] took place in
[00:11:50] Loyev.
[00:11:57] First of all, a number
[00:12:00] of joint projects are planned, so, of course, we are interested in
[00:12:03] tourism, then agriculture, then cultural
[00:12:07] exchanges, because today our schoolchildren, their children, have a common theme,
[00:12:10] the main one, which is our Great Patriotic War, our victory,
[00:12:14] so, I think, we will pick
[00:12:16] up momentum, a strong foundation for partnership is also
[00:12:20] a common history. It was here, on the Loyev land, that a Hero of the Soviet Union,
[00:12:24] a native of Yakutia.
[00:12:46] Belarus, in Gomel region, in the village of Drazhichik, where
[00:12:49] the first Hero of the Soviet Union from
[00:12:53] the Yakut people
[00:12:55] was buried. Popov, who performed his feat during the crossing
[00:12:59] of the Dnieper on October 1, 1943, and here
[00:13:03] he died on October 13,
[00:13:06] 1943, and we are very grateful to our brothers
[00:13:10] from Belarus for supporting this project, for helping in its
[00:13:14] implementation. The parties also noted that a common interest in history
[00:13:17] will also serve as a basis for joint cultural and humanitarian
[00:13:21] projects and involving the youth of both regions in historical heritage.
[00:13:26] More news from the economy and not only on our TV channel's website
[00:13:30] in social
[00:13:31] networks.
[00:13:35] From Mother's Day to Father's Day. From October 12, the Week of Parental Love begins in Belarus.
[00:13:39] Each day is unique, from concerts and exhibitions to
[00:13:42] interactive events and dialogue platforms. Special attention is traditionally
[00:13:45] given to large families. What is the basis
[00:13:48] for the preservation and prosperity of the nation, how does Belarusian society today
[00:13:52] evaluate support for families, motherhood, and childhood? modern,
[00:14:25] which indicate that the role of the family and its
[00:14:45] perception by citizens is changing, and if it was
[00:14:49] previously in the sphere of private interests, today it is already
[00:14:52] more a category
[00:14:55] within the framework of the strategic resource of the state, and
[00:14:58] this concerns not only the development of human potential, but also the development of the country as
[00:15:02] a whole. In particular, the public meaning of the family is generally changing, because
[00:15:06] people already perceive it as an institution
[00:15:10] for personal affirmation and
[00:15:13] quality of life. The model of family
[00:15:16] relationships is changing. If earlier we talked more about a system of responsibilities,
[00:15:20] today people want partnership, mutual respect,
[00:15:23] support, and in general... the role of the
[00:15:27] state itself in family policy is even changing in the perception of citizens.
[00:15:30] People increasingly want not just support through
[00:15:34] a system of some individual social measures, they talk about
[00:15:37] continuous support for the family throughout its
[00:15:41] life cycle and the creation of an environment that
[00:15:44] would be comfortable for the implementation of these family
[00:15:47] values and family responsibilities for the members of this
[00:15:51] family. Well, of course, there are a number of specific points among
[00:15:54] young people, because they have a special perception of the family, this is not
[00:15:58] only, let's say, an opportunity for
[00:16:01] self-realization, it is also a vision
[00:16:05] of oneself in the context of society, because participation in a family
[00:16:08] implies that a person will still retain
[00:16:11] opportunities for personal freedom, for professional growth, and
[00:16:15] so on and so forth. That's why we are now saying that
[00:16:18] family values are moving into the sphere of such everyday
[00:16:22] practices. In order to preserve traditions, we
[00:16:26] understand that concrete mechanisms are already
[00:16:28] needed, so that a person would understand
[00:16:32] what benefit these social support measures
[00:16:35] themselves will bring. The preservation of the institution of the family
[00:16:39] depends on how effectively state and public
[00:16:42] institutions can create this family environment. It's
[00:16:45] interesting how Belarusians today characterize the socially
[00:16:48] approved family model, what do they say? Well,
[00:16:52] the socially approved norm in Belarusian society is
[00:16:55] having two children. Unfortunately, for now, having many children,
[00:16:59] as well as a family of several generations, for example, children,
[00:17:02] parents, grandparents living in the same territory, is
[00:17:06] a respected unpopular
[00:17:08] practice for now, but if we talk in
[00:17:11] comparison, then the positive thing here is that other
[00:17:15] alternative family formats, such as, for example,
[00:17:18] an incomplete family or separate living of spouses,
[00:17:21] or married couples without children, are
[00:17:25] even less popular, so in comparison with other
[00:17:28] countries, we understand that this is quite
[00:17:32] a popular trend in Europe,
[00:17:35] not only in Belarus, we are quite...
[00:19:38] with which it may face, this is undoubtedly active
[00:19:42] longevity, and so on, that is, these are those
[00:19:45] specific points that require
[00:19:49] undoubtedly a rethinking of the overall approach to
[00:19:52] family policy, because now
[00:19:55] people still expect more than just
[00:19:58] a package of social support measures, but
[00:20:01] rather family support throughout its
[00:20:04] life cycle and the creation of conditions
[00:20:08] for a family environment. Accordingly, new tools are also needed, that is,
[00:20:12] we can already talk, for example, about the family profile of a territory, which can be
[00:20:15] measured with appropriate indices, or we talk
[00:20:18] about the development of family support
[00:20:21] routes, and accordingly, then we understand
[00:20:24] the demand for a family
[00:20:27] navigator. Well, first of all, we are already talking about
[00:20:30] a digital environment, we see a demand for
[00:20:34] family mentoring.
[00:21:20] family to the institution of marriage, and there is an interesting concept
[00:21:24] like psychological support
[00:21:26] for preparing for family life, what is that? Tell us more? Well,
[00:21:30] we see from sociological surveys, indeed, that young people, and
[00:21:34] first of all, I will talk about Generation Z, which is entering this
[00:21:37] active, let's say, phase of change,
[00:21:40] that, indeed, they have a special attitude towards family and
[00:21:43] merely having a nominal, formal presence
[00:21:47] of a family is not enough for young people.
[00:21:50] Young people have increased demands for the quality
[00:21:53] of relationships in the family. Of course, when young people describe
[00:21:57] family, they talk about love, emotional
[00:22:00] closeness, and emotional security, respect
[00:22:03] for each family member, and so on. That is, these are certain
[00:22:06] frameworks that
[00:22:10] they expect when in
[00:22:12] a family. But at the same time, they view the family
[00:22:16] in a broader social context, where
[00:22:20] young people, being in a family, would accordingly
[00:22:24] have opportunities for self-realization, professional
[00:22:27] growth, maintain mobility, they would still
[00:22:30] be independent, and so on. Therefore,
[00:22:33] today it is indeed very important for young people
[00:22:36] to promote family policy
[00:22:40] as creating conditions for the family as a space for personal
[00:22:44] development, and here it is important, critically important
[00:22:47] to prepare for family life already at the stages,
[00:22:50] literally from the school desk, and this
[00:22:53] preparation includes not only informing about
[00:22:56] the measures taken by the state to support families,
[00:23:00] but also developing communication skills,
[00:23:03] partnership, respect,
[00:23:06] conflict resolution skills, legal and
[00:23:10] financial literacy, and so on. That is, these are different
[00:23:14] starting conditions on which this family
[00:23:17] is ready to be born and... when
[00:23:20] we talk about psychological support, we understand that this is not only at
[00:23:23] the stages of pre-family preparation, right, but also at
[00:23:27] the stages of general family support, because
[00:23:30] psychological preparation is indeed relevant for young people
[00:23:34] all the time, and here corresponding projects
[00:23:38] and accordingly courses are needed, these can be not
[00:23:41] only proposals from the state, but these can be
[00:23:44] proposals from civil society, which are also in demand.
[00:23:48] if today we talk, yes, about family
[00:23:50] values, about family policy, for more than a year the West
[00:23:54] has been imposing on our country distorted
[00:23:57] notions of good and evil, love, how
[00:24:00] today to resist these
[00:24:03] impositions of non-traditional values, in your
[00:24:07] personal opinion, what needs to be done today to further
[00:24:11] strengthen our family values, to preserve
[00:24:14] them? Well, it is truly the target
[00:24:17] is family-moral values, the perception
[00:24:21] of Belarusians, they are connected with traditions, with
[00:24:24] historical memory, with continuity of generations,
[00:24:27] culture of behavior, and generally planning one's life
[00:24:31] scenario. Therefore,
[00:24:33] countering such attempts
[00:24:37] to influence the minds and hearts of our people,
[00:24:40] accordingly, it is necessary first of all to fight for
[00:24:43] the preservation of our own traditions, but
[00:24:46] today the mere existence
[00:24:49] of this tradition is no longer enough. People need to see
[00:24:53] the usefulness of this tradition in their daily lives, and for
[00:24:56] this, accordingly, state and public institutions need to create conditions
[00:25:00] where these traditions would be embodied in
[00:25:04] such practical cases, for example, now
[00:25:07] people again suggest and write on our digital
[00:25:11] platforms that we use to study public
[00:25:15] opinion, for example, it can be developed.
[00:25:18] for example, the initiatives of the head
[00:25:50] of state "one district - one project". Thank you, and I remind you that the questions
[00:25:53] of the "Events" program were answered by Ekaterina Redchits, analyst of the Belarusian Institute
[00:25:57] of Strategic Studies, head of the Center for Civil
[00:26:00] Analysis. This is the
[00:26:13] "Events" program, and we continue:
[00:26:16] a professional discussion of pedagogues was held in Minsk on the sidelines of the ninth congress
[00:26:20] of teachers and education workers of the CIS member states. The
[00:26:23] large-scale forum was attended by delegations from Belarus and Russia, Kazakhstan,
[00:26:27] Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. The theme
[00:26:31] of the congress is the integration process.
[00:27:02] technical university, but also a very high level of technical
[00:27:05] education is provided by the Russian-Armenian University, the
[00:27:09] Russian-Tajik, Kyrgyz Russian, this is a very interesting
[00:27:12] instrument. The second is our joint
[00:27:15] programs with universities, and they can be
[00:27:18] not only two universities, for example, Russian, Belarusian, and Kyrgyz
[00:27:22] or Turkmen, which Turkmenistan, you know, is a somewhat closed country, we
[00:27:26] need to attract more. I think it is very
[00:27:29] important for us to talk about mutual recognition of education.
[00:28:02] The congress concluded with a solemn closing and a festive concert at the Palace
[00:28:06] of the Republic. For over a century of history, science, and leadership,
[00:28:10] Belarusian State University is rightfully
[00:28:13] the flagship of national higher education. Today, it is one of
[00:28:16] the largest scientific and innovative centers in the country. Throughout its history,
[00:28:19] the university has trained over 160,000 specialists, including
[00:28:23] famous scientists, academics, Nobel
[00:28:26] laureates, and Olympic medalists. Over the past
[00:28:30] 5 years, we have done a great deal.
[00:29:02] retro snapshots and modern photographs in three languages,
[00:29:06] which reflect key stages of the university's life. This is
[00:29:09] a preliminary assessment. Currently, the Brest Fortress Hero Memorial Complex
[00:29:13] is undergoing the process for inclusion in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
[00:29:17] This path is being undertaken by the legendary citadel jointly with the Russian memorial to the heroes
[00:29:21] of the Battle of Stalingrad on Mamayev Kurgan. Last year, it was included
[00:29:24] in UNESCO's preliminary list. To confirm the application, a preliminary
[00:29:28] assessment stage is required. In mid-September
[00:29:32] of the current year, we submitted documents
[00:29:36] for the assessment of our memorials by international
[00:29:39] experts, who will first familiarize themselves with the documents
[00:29:42] that we provided, and the package
[00:29:45] of documents is very extensive, including maps
[00:29:49] of memorials and maps of surrounding areas to show
[00:29:52] that these memorials are located in safe, protected zones.
[00:29:56] All materials are translated into English and in this
[00:30:00] format are sent to UNESCO headquarters in
[00:30:03] Paris. Then experts study them, they have the right
[00:30:06] to ask additional questions, request additional information.
[00:30:10] This is also not a very quick period of time, as about
[00:30:13] a year is given for study.
[00:30:16] Only after a thorough study by UNESCO experts of materials in
[00:30:20] Brest and Volgograd will an assessment be given of the possibility of including the objects in
[00:30:24] the World Heritage List. The process from submitting an application to
[00:30:28] inclusion in the World Heritage List takes about 5
[00:30:31] years. The festival of Sunny Georgia was hosted by the Belarusian
[00:30:34] capital. The Bilezoba festival returned to Minsk after 7 years.
[00:30:37] Authentic groups from this distant, but at the same time close country for us, delighted
[00:30:41] guests and residents of Minsk with energetic dances and live music, and also
[00:30:45] introduced them to the traditions and history of the country.
[00:30:49] The holiday is wonderful, the weather
[00:31:05] is gorgeous, just as if by order for such a
[00:31:09] summer event. It feels 100%
[00:31:13] Georgian male polyphony - it's a
[00:31:16] UNESCO cultural heritage, and to listen to it here in the capital of Belarus
[00:31:20] is very pleasant, very memorable, I would say,
[00:31:24] simply amazing, because the scent of Georgia comes
[00:31:27] from all sides, the sounds of Georgia, Georgians all around,
[00:31:31] just, well, just gorgeous, what would you say, well,
[00:31:34] wonderful, we always lack such concerts, the weather
[00:31:37] is great, the weather is also Georgian, what
[00:31:41] happened, I haven't been to Georgia, but I... I have such a feeling that I
[00:31:44] was there today, I definitely need to go in the near future, wonderful
[00:31:48] mood, thank you! For guests, a fair and
[00:31:51] a food court with popular Caucasian dishes were open, as well as a colorful courtyard
[00:31:54] with photo zones. For all comers, a master class was held
[00:31:58] on cooking national Georgian dishes.
[00:32:01] Results and analysis of the main events of this week in the information and analytical
[00:32:05] program "Main Air". All projects of our
[00:32:07] TV channel are available on the website online, as well as in social networks.
[00:32:11] I bid you farewell. All the best. Army, today, tomorrow,
[00:33:41] meetings on the sidelines of international forums. A special type of military
[00:33:44] diplomacy, quick contacts, exchange of opinions,
[00:33:48] sometimes one handshake, in a few months
[00:33:52] turns into an official visit
[00:33:55] or a new channel of interaction.
[00:33:58] We too often see the same actions
[00:34:01] receive the opposite assessment,
[00:34:04] depending on who performs
[00:34:07] them. In one case, they talk about aggression against
[00:34:10] a sovereign state, in another - about
[00:34:14] the necessity of armed intervention, weapons,
[00:34:17] equipment, real male professions and uninvented
[00:34:21] military stories. The goal is to jointly
[00:34:24] perform tasks regardless of whether it is in mountainous
[00:34:28] conditions or in forested-swampy terrain, in accordance with the exercise
[00:34:32] plan, we have pre-conditioned the designation of the enemy,
[00:34:35] which is an illegal armed formation. The main task
[00:34:38] for us in countering illegal formations is
[00:34:41] to protect critical infrastructure facilities.
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[00:35:35] Korol, hello, let's summarize the results of this
[00:35:38] day together, a хозяйский approach in everything and not being afraid
[00:35:42] of experiments, the task is
[00:35:45] land, the president set priorities in the work of agrarians,
[00:35:49] visiting the experimental fields of agricultural complex Dzerzhinsky.
[00:35:53] Washington openly calls Zelensky
[00:35:56] a problem on the path to peace. While the USA and Russia are talking and...