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[00:00:08] joined the humanitarian operation in the frontline city of Oleshky in
[00:00:12] the Kherson direction. A meeting between the Russian and Ukrainian delegations took place in Gomel. Minsk
[00:00:15] provides all necessary comprehensive
[00:00:18] assistance to Moscow and Kyiv, and also acts as a guarantor of these processes.
[00:00:22] The settlement of Oleshky is located on the left bank of the Dnieper, 5 km from
[00:00:26] Kherson. The city is in close proximity to the front line.
[00:00:30] Over the past few years, it has been regularly shelled. For the humanitarian operation, the Russian and
[00:00:33] Ukrainian sides, through
[00:00:36] the mediation of the USA, and primarily the wife of the American leader
[00:00:40] Melania Trump, reached an agreement on a ceasefire in the area of the settlement.
[00:00:44] As part of an official visit to the Socialist
[00:00:48] Republic of Vietnam, the head of the foreign policy department of
[00:00:50] Belarus gave an interview to a number of Vietnamese media. During the conversation with
[00:00:54] journalists, Maxim Rozhenkov especially emphasized the dialogue between the leaders of the two countries.
[00:00:58] This is the foundation on which it is built.
[00:02:00] 27-2029 years, the second day of the official visit
[00:02:04] began with a visit to a significant complex and a ceremony of laying
[00:02:07] flowers at the monument in honor of Soviet specialists who contributed to
[00:02:11] ensuring independence and peace in Vietnam. Also in the focus of attention of
[00:02:15] the Belarusian delegation is work on the economic track, with an emphasis on
[00:02:18] studying regional and industrial cooperation. In
[00:02:22] Minsk, a book was presented: "Genocide of the Belarusian People - Burned
[00:02:25] Village". The publication continues the series of publications by the Prosecutor General's Office about
[00:02:29] the crimes of the Nazis during the Great Patriotic War. The book
[00:02:32] includes unique archival materials, the results of the investigation of
[00:02:36] the criminal case, and new facts. The authors paid special attention to
[00:02:39] the destruction of settlements and the fates of their inhabitants. A separate
[00:02:43] emphasis is on multimedia. With the help of QR codes, you can
[00:02:46] familiarize yourself with archival documents, as well as
[00:02:48] video stories. An audio version of the book has also been created. The data
[00:02:52] that we obtain during the investigation is significantly clarified during
[00:02:56] the investigation process. If we are talking about burned villages, then
[00:03:00] as of today, the figure of 12,868
[00:03:03] destroyed settlements
[00:03:06] has been officially confirmed. This is not the final figure, it is more than
[00:03:09] 3,500 settlements more than was known
[00:03:13] before the criminal case was initiated. This work will be continued
[00:03:16] by us, and what I am talking about, we, of course, detail
[00:03:19] in the pages of this publication. Belarusian Greco-Roman
[00:03:23] style wrestlers Kirill Moskevich and Pavel Glinchuk returned home
[00:03:27] with a victory after performing at the World Championship in Astana. At the main start of
[00:03:30] the season, Moskevich won a gold medal in the weight category up to 97
[00:03:34] kg, and Glinchuk became a bronze medalist in the category up to 130
[00:03:38] kg. At the Minsk National Airport, the wrestlers were met by family and
[00:03:42] friends, as well as colleagues. After the completion of the tournaments in Greco-Roman
[00:03:45] and women's wrestling, the Belarusian team has four planetary
[00:03:49] forum medals from Astana. On October 29, representatives of freestyle
[00:03:53] wrestling started at the World Championship, who will compete until
[00:03:56] November 1st.
[00:04:11] socio-political talk show on the substance, we will talk today about
[00:04:14] the economy in the regions, in fact, about what is happening
[00:04:18] outside the ring road, I think a lot of good things are happening there,
[00:04:22] and we will talk about that,
[00:04:48] the story a little bit right away that we won't only be talking about the economy today,
[00:04:52] we'll be talking about life in the regions in general, about
[00:04:55] the strategy of regional development. Not so much about what is generally
[00:04:59] in the documents, as much as
[00:05:02] about what is actually happening, whether the tasks are achievable or not, when
[00:05:06] we travel on business trips with the head of state,
[00:05:07] then
[00:05:10] one way or another, regardless of
[00:05:13] which institution we visit, the president always immediately
[00:05:16] listens to the report of the official who
[00:05:19] is responsible for either the region or the district, in general,
[00:05:23] it is important to understand how they live and what they breathe, from this
[00:05:26] point of view, well, probably, the viewers will not let
[00:05:29] me make a mistake, lie, still
[00:05:33] Vitebsk and Mogilev regions are most heard of,
[00:05:36] taking into account Vitebsk, Alexey Vladimirovich, I will start with you, well, you
[00:05:40] are from there, from these...
[00:05:42] regions, in general, you are working there now,
[00:05:45] you came with certain instructions from the Palace of
[00:05:49] Independence, maybe there wasn't much time, I don't know, to delve
[00:05:53] in, but still,
[00:05:56] is it generally correct to say that approaches to regional
[00:05:59] development should be formed taking into
[00:06:03] account, well, I don't know, as it is customary to believe, the mental
[00:06:06] characteristics of the inhabitants of the region, I will explain,
[00:06:09] still, well, among themselves everyone says:
[00:06:42] in Vitebsk region one can work effectively, it must be
[00:06:47] said that already to a
[00:06:49] certain extent there are results,
[00:06:52] I will immediately step aside a little, there is
[00:06:56] even such a saying, one can even
[00:06:59] say, a belief or not, if someone worked in Vitebsk region, they will be able
[00:07:03] to work in any region, why do they say so, because
[00:07:06] indeed Vitebsk region is a difficult region, according to the
[00:07:10] last trip, according to the results of the last... trip of the head of state, we even
[00:07:14] see that Vitebsk region
[00:07:17] today works not in a zone of risky agriculture, but
[00:07:21] as the head of state said, expressed critical
[00:07:25] agriculture, today it is very
[00:07:28] important for Vitebsk region to get a result in agriculture,
[00:07:31] because this, according
[00:07:34] to the instructions of the head of state, in the near future should
[00:07:38] become one of the drivers of economic development of Vitebsk region,
[00:07:41] this...
[00:08:12] they may not be as significant compared to other
[00:08:16] regions, but it may not be correct to compare, but for
[00:08:19] us these are certain successes, today we have
[00:08:23] 10.3% in GRP, today we have
[00:08:26] added 102.7% in gross agricultural
[00:08:30] production, tourism is developing,
[00:08:33] we will talk about this in more detail later, here
[00:08:37] we also see certain
[00:08:40] - let's say, a driver of our growth, well, and of course, the most
[00:08:44] important thing is the investment
[00:08:47] policy, after all, Vitebsk
[00:08:51] region is not only an agro-industrial complex,
[00:08:54] although this is the flagship of our development, but today
[00:08:57] we intend to implement a number of such
[00:09:01] good projects, well, you have probably already heard about it,
[00:09:04] this is the construction of a pulp and paper
[00:09:07] mill in Novopolotsk, this will be one of the strategic
[00:09:10] projects, well...
[00:10:12] is vertically integrated, look, I would not call what is happening in the Vitebsk region
[00:10:16] a crisis, no, not at all, but the situation, as the president always says,
[00:10:19] when you are in
[00:10:22] conditionally, well, not very simple... conditions, it doesn't matter, whether
[00:10:26] it's critical agriculture or economic conditions, it leads to the fact that it
[00:10:30] allows for certain experiments, for example, being in
[00:10:33] Verkhnedvinsk district, he talked about public-private
[00:10:36] partnership, he also talked about
[00:10:40] the Orsha district, and economic zones, that is, by and large,
[00:10:44] Vitebsk region is well-known in this matter, it becomes to a certain
[00:10:47] extent a model region for
[00:10:50] the development of just such a story, how does
[00:10:53] this move?
[00:10:55] And you know, Vitebsk region is different, for example, you
[00:10:59] rightly noted that, for example,
[00:11:02] in the Varsha, Dubrovinsky districts, in the Tolochinsky district, these are the most
[00:11:05] fertile lands today, yes, and if we take the west of
[00:11:08] Belarus or the north-west or north, there
[00:11:11] are completely different lands in terms of fertility, in terms of
[00:11:15] the contour of the fields, therefore, in Vitebsk
[00:11:19] region, I even remember from my childhood, it was always
[00:11:22] difficult to work. It was always difficult,
[00:11:25] but even in these conditions
[00:11:28] we always achieved results, so I
[00:11:32] think that now, according to the instructions of the
[00:11:35] state, we are determining a strategy for the economic
[00:11:38] development of each region, and
[00:11:41] a strategy will be determined for each agricultural enterprise,
[00:11:44] that is also a somewhat debatable question,
[00:11:48] when we saw
[00:11:51] the visit to the Verkhnedvinsk district, and there it was about breeding
[00:11:55] beef cattle, yes, that is, as if
[00:11:58] the story, what not to take from the land, yes, it is very
[00:12:01] logical, but why didn't they come to it earlier, well, this is rather a rhetorical
[00:12:05] question, but to you of the following
[00:12:08] nature, does what is written and adopted in
[00:12:11] programs coincide with what
[00:12:14] people themselves want, maybe they would like to do something else in these
[00:12:18] places, produce something else, do, well, as
[00:12:22] the head of state and - including following the results of
[00:12:26] the trip to the Verkhnedvinsk district said, that
[00:12:30] it is necessary to engage in the production of milk
[00:12:34] and meat, this will probably be the main thing in agriculture for
[00:12:37] the Vitebsk region, not all districts of the Vitebsk region can engage
[00:12:41] in crop production, therefore, I repeat, that
[00:12:44] each district will have its own strategy that will generate
[00:12:47] economic returns. Emel Nikolaevna, well, Alyona
[00:12:51] Menchanka, she, in fact, can even ask separatist questions. the region
[00:13:25] turns out to be in the spotlight when it comes to
[00:13:27] outsiders, because in fact, by and large, well, I
[00:13:31] also perfectly understand that enterprises in Mogilev
[00:13:35] region, not only agricultural, but also
[00:13:39] industrial, they work, they provide
[00:13:42] salaries, the region develops, again
[00:13:46] the question arises, are we, in a sense,
[00:13:49] blowing on milk when we say that we need to look from all
[00:13:53] sides so that we don't lose here, don't lose there, or
[00:13:57] do you really understand that there is some lagging behind, for example, from Grodno
[00:14:01] there is, and certainly, possibly,
[00:14:04] some small lagging will occur due
[00:14:07] to,
[00:14:09] so to speak, the location of the region's development,
[00:14:13] but nevertheless, I want to say that in our
[00:14:16] region great attention is paid
[00:14:19] to development, to all areas, both agro-industrial
[00:14:23] and industrial, that is clear.
[00:14:55] of course, ambiguous, if we take our Southeast,
[00:14:59] these are our seven regions, as you know, yes, you are from Mogilev,
[00:15:02] well, we have for several years, forgive me, I'll interrupt, for several
[00:15:06] years we thought that the construction of a nuclear power plant, for example, would become a possible
[00:15:09] driver there, well, it didn't happen, I understand,
[00:15:13] the president says, there must be an enterprise in every district, I understand that this is the
[00:15:17] driver that can arise there,
[00:15:20] it is perfectly possible, it can arise, given that in
[00:15:23] principle development.
[00:18:56] not touching upon main production, industry, agriculture, primarily this year, what
[00:19:00] makes our Gantsevichi district unique, that in general, based
[00:19:03] on the example of our district in this...
[00:19:06] в этом...
[00:22:20] in perhaps districts, or even villages.
[00:22:23] Valentin Vasilievich, look, we are discussing districts here,
[00:22:27] and I used the word separatism,
[00:22:29] how sharply does this division by regions in
[00:22:33] the economy, for example, in social
[00:22:37] issues, really stand, or are we
[00:22:40] really now trying to scrutinize such trifles to bring it
[00:22:44] to perfection, in order to strengthen our monolith, well, it seems to me, in
[00:22:48] fact... there are some
[00:22:51] statistical differences, but if we look at public
[00:22:55] opinion in general, for example, then in all
[00:22:58] regions the mood is approximately the same: people
[00:23:01] want comfort, people want a good
[00:23:05] life, people want jobs, in this
[00:23:08] regard, if we talk about such interregional
[00:23:11] differences, then perhaps it will be more clearly
[00:23:15] expressed along the line of Minsk - capital, oh Minsk,
[00:23:19] regions. or village,
[00:23:22] city, then we see that
[00:23:26] the demands of the population differ, somewhere better, somewhere
[00:23:29] worse, but what is important,
[00:23:32] what I disagree with is that our regional theme is
[00:23:36] shifted to the periphery, absolutely not, because
[00:23:39] on the contrary, very actively in recent years
[00:23:43] in the last five-year plan, the priority of strong regions
[00:23:46] was highlighted, now in relation to regions, by and large.
[00:23:50] three priorities in the program of socio-economic development, I apologize,
[00:23:53] look, I'm not talking about social priorities in development
[00:23:56] programs, I'm in a person's head, because when
[00:24:00] the question arises of where it is better for me to live, forgive
[00:24:03] me, he says to himself, I will stay in Minsk after university,
[00:24:07] because I honestly say, here Alena says, yes,
[00:24:10] going to Gantsevichi is at least unusual,
[00:24:14] exactly
[00:24:18] such a stereotype exists, because indeed, if you look at
[00:24:22] these disproportions, the level of salaries, the level
[00:24:25] of comfort, the level of provision, it is higher
[00:24:28] in Minsk, the level of leisure sphere, and,
[00:24:31] listen, well, Minsk residents are moving to live outside the city, I myself do not
[00:24:34] live in the city of Minsk, I live outside the city, this is
[00:24:38] a completely different quality of life, yes,
[00:24:41] you have more responsibility and more things to do, but at the same time,
[00:24:44] believe me, there is much more comfort there than in the city of Minsk with
[00:24:48] traffic jams, I just want to cherish.
[00:24:50] I want to develop the topic of PR for the regions, you know, Kirill, there is also
[00:24:54] the other side of the coin, because this position that
[00:24:57] Minsk, Minsk, Minsk, Minsk, Minsk, it is always on everyone's lips,
[00:25:01] it is also convenient for the regions, I will give you an example from
[00:25:04] my personal experience, we were preparing for the broadcast last
[00:25:08] week a harsh look,
[00:25:10] and we touched on the topic of DOSAAF, so,
[00:25:14] to go and film the Vitebsk DOSAAF, I
[00:25:17] had to go through so many circles. because they said we
[00:25:21] have nothing to show, we have nothing to tell, in Minsk, if you call the
[00:25:24] DOSAAF, they will be the first to say, of course, film us,
[00:25:28] tell about us, because they want to show themselves, maybe
[00:25:32] our regions themselves do not
[00:25:34] really appreciate their value through investments, this is a question for everyone, because
[00:25:38] in fact, when it comes to investments, we must,
[00:25:41] forgive me, boast in a good sense what we can
[00:25:45] do, sometimes it's true, we have
[00:25:48] such.
[00:26:32] in the Brest region, we have all, all, all
[00:26:35] regions covered by a network of such festivals,
[00:26:39] which are actually brands of regions, positioning the
[00:26:43] region as a certain image, including
[00:26:46] at a small level,
[00:26:48] happiness, yes, I think
[00:26:52] this is, well, rather, I will say directly, a certain curiosity, because
[00:26:56] yes, it is the happiest, but in terms of economic indicators, it is
[00:26:59] everywhere.
[00:27:33] and we thus position our
[00:27:36] regions, when people viva Braslav, you all know,
[00:27:39] yes, Ushachi breakthrough there, yes, these
[00:27:43] events, cherry fest you mentioned, and
[00:27:46] for example, in Braslav, in addition to Vivo Braslav, we also have Braslavsky
[00:27:50] Zornitsy, that is, those festivals of our traditional
[00:27:53] culture, which we are
[00:27:56] rich in, in Postavy we have a holiday, already
[00:28:00] such, well, holidays.
[00:28:32] than others, because if something goes wrong, you
[00:28:35] should be better, you should be faster, higher, stronger, on the one
[00:28:39] hand, there are absolutely opportunities for this, and
[00:28:43] industrial enterprises, and the agricultural sector generally
[00:28:46] develops well, close to the capital, that
[00:28:49] is, there is an opportunity to attract
[00:28:52] labor, well, all these advantages, on the other
[00:28:55] hand, well, not everything is so easy and simple,
[00:28:59] and the goals that are currently set economically. before the Minsk
[00:29:03] region, subjectively for you,
[00:29:05] are they
[00:29:07] overestimated, underestimated, or is this such a middle ground, let's
[00:29:11] say, that this is a stressful task,
[00:29:14] as of today, the government has created
[00:29:17] quite a lot of mechanisms, if we talk, for example, in
[00:29:20] terms of investment in fixed capital, yes, investment
[00:29:23] activity, that is,
[00:29:27] the possibilities for enterprises to implement investment projects within the framework of
[00:29:30] preferential projects, we are currently
[00:29:32] actively working on concluding investment agreements, we are also
[00:29:36] working with enterprises, we hope in the near future, yes, because
[00:29:40] there, let's say, there is an increased bar for attracting, for
[00:29:43] the attracted volume of investments, we start from 45 million, so this is, that is, these are
[00:29:47] very large investment projects,
[00:29:50] of course, we actively use the potential that we have for
[00:29:53] preferential zones created, this is the administration of
[00:29:57] the Minsk free economic zone, this is the Great
[00:30:00] Stone, on which today...
[00:31:03] actually is such a branch of Minsk,
[00:31:07] there are the same Kopishchi, more than 2000, this is a village,
[00:31:09] an agro-town, Kolodishchi more than 200, these
[00:31:13] people, these people, they have increased
[00:31:16] demands for comfort, that is, they already, many of them have an apartment
[00:31:20] in Minsk, they live in the suburbs, and accordingly, well, look,
[00:31:24] we are now stepping on the rake that at some
[00:31:27] point some European states stepped on, for example, I remember
[00:31:31] the statistics of Greece, where about 40% of the population
[00:31:35] lives in Athens and around it, this centralization led
[00:31:38] to the fact that, in fact, it is necessary to develop the region in some way, we are also talking
[00:31:42] about this, that we have a third of the country, it turns out.
[00:32:15] to themselves or to the state, is it as
[00:32:18] overestimated as that of Minsk residents or not? I don't know about
[00:32:21] Minsk residents, but discipline, this is order, this is what is characteristic of Grodno
[00:32:25] region, is it fundamentally mental, what I was talking about at the beginning, or is it
[00:32:28] acquired? If it is
[00:32:31] acquired, then several decades ago, that is, it
[00:32:35] became all in relation to regional development and
[00:32:38] prospects, as we see it, indeed one of the seven priorities of
[00:32:42] the program of socio-economic development of the Republic of Belarus for the current five-year
[00:32:46] plan is strong regions, and the main
[00:32:49] goal of this priority, I will try to formulate it verbatim,
[00:32:52] is to create equal opportunities for employment and
[00:32:55] quality of life for the population. In each
[00:32:58] region, I am sure, be it Grodno region, Vitebsk, Minsk,
[00:33:02] it doesn't matter, there is its own investment potential, its own characteristics
[00:33:05] of regional development, its own advantages. For example, if we
[00:33:09] talk about Grodno region, a traditionally strong agricultural
[00:33:12] region, promising investment projects are aimed at
[00:33:16] further deepening and improving technologies in the field of
[00:33:19] agriculture, crucial projects in the agro-industrial
[00:33:23] complex, well, the largest investment project today for the construction of
[00:33:26] a milk processing enterprise is being implemented
[00:33:29] in Grodno region. Svislach district, for example, having its own
[00:33:33] feature of geographical location, well, it is so
[00:33:36] determined that there is serious investment potential in the field of logistics
[00:33:39] development, and today a project is being implemented there on an area of 60
[00:33:43] hectares... implementation
[00:34:15] of this potential
[00:34:15] allows not only to preserve labor resources in the district and
[00:34:23] prevent the outflow of the population to large district centers and
[00:34:26] regional centers, but on the contrary, to reverse
[00:34:29] these processes, because people traditionally go for
[00:34:33] a certain standard of living, for a high one, for
[00:34:37] a good salary, and accordingly, for living
[00:34:40] conditions in this area, that is, a high standard of living, high quality of
[00:34:44] life, comfort still.
[00:35:15] there for the Brest region, if it called itself the first region, it is important
[00:35:19] for them to maintain this
[00:35:23] title, that is, this is also a bit of a mental moment,
[00:35:27] from the point of view of the Mogilev region, well, I don't know what motivates
[00:35:30] you and your residents,
[00:35:33] salary, comfort or there,
[00:35:35] so that I don't call you
[00:35:38] outsiders, but still so that such words are never
[00:35:42] applied to the Mogilev region again, so that you are, I don't know, faster. stronger than all the others and are
[00:35:46] at the top, well, first of all, of course, everything
[00:35:49] is done to create more
[00:35:52] comfortable and high conditions for people to
[00:35:55] live, accordingly, comfortable conditions are
[00:35:59] not only social infrastructure, it is also
[00:36:03] high-tech production, accordingly, on which people will
[00:36:06] work and earn a decent salary, and a person,
[00:36:09] accordingly,
[00:36:13] соответственно,
[00:37:06] This is essentially about the quality of life in the regions, that's
[00:37:10] correct, yes, that's correct, Tatyana Stanislavna, well, I understand that the Brest
[00:37:13] region has gained another
[00:37:16] person, you are a senator from the Brest region, right,
[00:37:20] well, we didn't plan it that way, it was just a conversation
[00:37:23] specifically about the development of the regions and we perfectly ...
[00:38:57] to look through the prism not only of economics, yes, economics
[00:39:01] is above all, I agree, give me a strong economy, our president's
[00:39:05] words, I will give everything, I will do everything else, but I would like
[00:39:08] us to look at the same topic, but
[00:39:11] through the prism of a person, because within a strong economy,
[00:39:15] remove the person and, in fact, all
[00:39:18] guidelines are lost, so I would probably shift
[00:39:22] the focus here to interaction with our population, with
[00:39:26] our people.
[00:40:57] personal receptions of citizens, people come to you, and they ask
[00:41:01] for something, share their problems, of course, sometimes
[00:41:05] you often have to intervene humanly and professionally, call
[00:41:08] someone, deal with someone, find
[00:41:12] out something, with whom
[00:41:15] is it easiest for you to find a common language, or do you understand
[00:41:19] that, conditionally, if a person asks you for help,
[00:41:22] who is not from Brest, but simply, I don't
[00:41:26] know, the same resident of...
[00:43:42] successful, the question is about the talent of the leader, who makes decisions,
[00:43:45] or about the people he had to work with, it's twofold, firstly, it's motivation, secondly,
[00:43:49] adoption, development, adoption, implementation of a decision is a science on the one
[00:43:52] hand, on the other hand, an art, everything in the world changes so
[00:43:56] quickly that you need to keep up with the modern moment, you need to, we
[00:43:59] work for Russia, for example, the demand structure for
[00:44:03] products changes, and we can conduct business according to old standards and patterns,
[00:44:06] so we must teach this, look, look.
[00:44:10] Yes, motivation, that is, on the one hand, it seems so simple,
[00:44:13] give money and everyone will start working, but in fact it turns
[00:44:17] out that this is not so, and our
[00:44:20] focus on the same countries, how many years ago did
[00:44:24] the head of state start talking about diversification, yes, about the fact that we
[00:44:28] you can't put all your eggs in one basket, well, everyone listened,
[00:44:31] nodded, someone performed, someone
[00:44:35] understood, but we really saw why it was impossible to
[00:44:38] do that, right? Only now, when the situation has
[00:44:42] already developed at the geopolitical level the way it has, it's exactly the same
[00:44:46] story, it seems to me, we are now in a very dangerous moment, when
[00:44:50] everything is fine with us, our
[00:44:53] Vitebsk region is even happy, everyone generally
[00:44:56] lives at a comfortable level, right, not to say
[00:45:00] that someone is starving, everyone is doing well, but
[00:45:03] how to motivate to move further
[00:45:07] from this comfort zone, this
[00:45:10] is the task of tasks, at the same Belkomun Mash, the head
[00:45:13] of state, when he touched upon the topic of
[00:45:17] metro cars, it's as if
[00:45:19] the story is obvious, it's on the surface, if we do this for
[00:45:22] Chelyabinsk, why can't we do it for ourselves,
[00:45:26] but for some reason we don't
[00:45:29] think about it, because we understand that we can afford
[00:45:32] to spend money, there are examples in the world, there are examples in the world, these are
[00:45:36] Kodak and Nokia, who overslept.
[00:47:53] How to solve the problem? These succeed, but these don't, so why not teach these
[00:47:57] ones?
[00:47:59] You know, we adopt experience from
[00:48:03] other regions, in Vitebsk region personnel come,
[00:48:07] and competent leaders from other regions, from Minsk
[00:48:10] region, there are examples, from Grodno
[00:48:14] region, but I want to say that in
[00:48:17] each region its own traditions of
[00:48:20] economy have developed, and here... you are absolutely right, I will
[00:48:23] support here that the mentality in each region exists, if we
[00:48:27] are talking about the implementation of, for example, investment projects, then
[00:48:31] not every leader is given to implement it at all,
[00:48:34] why the president, for example, says: we will
[00:48:37] support and invest only in those enterprises that
[00:48:41] have shown results, and what does the result depend on, on the leader, we
[00:48:45] see in the field that from
[00:48:49] the search for implementation, some kind of...
[00:48:52] suitable investment project to the end of its implementation is a long way, in fact,
[00:48:56] a lot depends on the leader, on his
[00:48:59] initiative, on his desire, on
[00:49:03] his living, passing through
[00:49:06] himself each respect, yes, we
[00:49:09] can support those who give results, but we also understand that
[00:49:13] we are a socially oriented state, and we cannot just
[00:49:17] , I don't know, kick someone out, close them down properly, because
[00:49:20] that's not how it should be in principle. but based on this question,
[00:49:24] why, well, it's clear that yes, management and the same story can
[00:49:27] be in some small companies, in some organizations, but we
[00:49:31] scale this up to the country, why are some
[00:49:35] motivated for results, and others are not, because
[00:49:38] I, for example, regarding Vitebsk region, not
[00:49:42] because someone wants to kick someone, but when we asked ourselves this
[00:49:45] question, we directly
[00:49:48] spoke with people who are in agriculture there.
[00:51:53] for their self-realization, they are very motivated, just young people
[00:51:56] are very motivated for career growth, for earning
[00:51:59] money, they can be used as
[00:52:02] technicians in the implementation of innovative.
[00:52:35] It is precisely in the districts that people, different managers of different
[00:52:37] levels, as soon as they show results, the region immediately
[00:52:41] takes them away, and this is also such a big problem, that
[00:52:45] is, you just started, you are working, no matter where,
[00:52:48] they noticed, with the fact that personnel issues, as they say,
[00:52:52] are number one on the agenda, a person is taken away, how
[00:52:55] much can one really motivate a person to
[00:52:59] work and develop, I think that at the
[00:53:02] regional level sometimes I just remember...
[00:53:05] those same farms that were in Myshkovichi, yes, or that
[00:53:09] same progress in Vertelishki, when people headed them for
[00:53:12] decades, yes, or that same Niesvizh
[00:53:15] collective farm, which has been ruled by the same person for
[00:53:19] several decades,
[00:53:23] at such a local level, it seems to me, when a person
[00:53:27] works for a long time, he gives more results, and he is taken away, because
[00:53:30] he must show results, how much of a
[00:53:32] problem is this?
[00:53:35] Well, it's not a problem as such, because in any
[00:53:38] case, when making a decision, it is made
[00:53:41] in a balanced way, in order to take a person somewhere for
[00:53:44] promotion, of course, a priori, he must
[00:53:47] have at least a strong deputy, a replacement, because
[00:53:50] if we definitely take away the head of the enterprise and there is no
[00:53:53] strong replacement for him, we don't know what will happen to this enterprise next,
[00:53:57] therefore, this decision is always made in a balanced way, there is no
[00:54:00] problem here, if it is clear that without damage, yes, the person,
[00:54:03] please, he... I would like to add
[00:54:06] here
[00:54:08] from the point of view of the practice of implementing personnel
[00:54:11] policy, because
[00:54:14] such skilled, so to speak,
[00:54:17] leaders, some of whom have been
[00:54:19] in charge of farms for
[00:54:21] 30, 40 years, in
[00:54:24] principle, everything was based on personality and is still based on
[00:54:28] personality, and such
[00:54:30] leaders in such cases should preferably be kept in
[00:54:34] office. Because if, for example, we take a manager,
[00:54:38] yes, transfer him to public service, we will lose,
[00:54:42] we will not achieve success in public service, we will lose in the development of this farm,
[00:54:46] let's take, for example, the legendary collective farm Rodinatov
[00:54:49] in the Belynichi district
[00:54:52] and so on, Radomansnov in other regions, we will
[00:54:55] find such examples in each region, and today these
[00:54:58] leaders are precisely the ones who provide results
[00:55:01] in the economy in agriculture directly.
[00:57:47] we face problems, we cannot find this or that
[00:57:51] specialist, to look for them in this
[00:57:54] case is an erroneous task,
[00:57:57] we need to train them, we have an academy of management and so on for this, we
[00:58:00] have a system of rotation in the country for this, and our
[00:58:03] president conducts a correct policy, a person
[00:58:07] so that, as you said, before
[00:58:10] he comes and heads this or that area, he will not have time
[00:58:14] to swing, and so that he already through...
[00:58:47] he practically always talks about it, just notice one interesting
[00:58:50] fact, when the heads of the district vertical are appointed, the chairman
[00:58:54] of the executive committees, the chairman, whom, the president calls them to his office,
[00:58:58] not all of them, it's clear, he chooses, well, as
[00:59:01] I, maybe I notice, from different regions, so that they sit
[00:59:05] at the table, and he raises the same topics,
[00:59:09] sets the same tasks, when he says that you are presidents in
[00:59:12] your land, he addresses everyone absolutely equally,
[00:59:16] believe me, the heads of Minsk districts, the administrations of Minsk
[00:59:20] districts listen, with open eyes, because it doesn't matter that it
[00:59:23] concerns agriculture, the main postulates of management from
[00:59:27] the president are the same, yes, the only question is
[00:59:30] how different people interpret it.
[00:59:45] Lukashenko is not leaving today or tomorrow. But no matter how much we drive
[00:59:48] this thought away from ourselves, it will happen sometime. And I am inclined
[00:59:52] to believe that the future of Belarus after its first
[00:59:55] president is what worries the first president the most
[00:59:58] today. The absence of national unity is the weakness of the state,
[01:00:02] and the strong do not ask the weak for their opinions, and if there is no national
[01:00:05] unity, the state has no strength. Have attempts to divide
[01:00:09] us ended, so as not to ask the weak for their opinions? Absolutely not, today
[01:00:13] he saves everyone with his personal... This
[01:00:21] is not about saying that everyone in the country will have such a big salary, but
[01:00:25] honestly stating the following: the country has created all opportunities
[01:00:29] to earn money, and it is up to each person
[01:00:32] to use them. While there are sanctions, there is a chance to
[01:00:36] do something of your own, to occupy those niches that Western companies, due to the stupidity
[01:00:39] of their politicians, left in the huge market, and the Chinese have not
[01:00:43] yet managed to fully occupy them for our
[01:00:46] people.
[01:05:21] Live on air, Panorama, in the studio Elena Nasachova, hello,
[01:05:25] when there is mutual interest, thousands of kilometers shrink to an
[01:05:29] arm's length. Minsk and Altai are ready to strengthen cooperation with
[01:05:32] an emphasis on tourism, agro-industrial complex moods and pharmaceuticals. Alexander
[01:05:36] Lukashenko held a meeting with the head of this Russian
[01:05:38] region. Germans on the border with Belarus is not
[01:05:41] flashbacks from the past, but the reality of today. Germany wants
[01:05:45] to deploy Rep systems in Lithuania to monitor Russia and Belarus.
[01:05:49] Britons in Alian.