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[00:00:21] Live panorama, Elena Nasachova in the studio, hello,
[00:00:25] when there is mutual interest, thousands of kilometers shrink to the distance
[00:00:29] of an outstretched hand. Minsk and Altai are ready to strengthen cooperation with
[00:00:32] an emphasis on tourism, agro-industrial complex mood and pharmaceuticals. Alexander
[00:00:36] Lukashenko held a meeting with the head of this Russian
[00:00:38] region. Germans at the border with Belarus - these are not
[00:00:41] flashbacks from the past, but the reality of today. Germany wants
[00:00:45] to deploy electronic warfare systems in Lithuania to monitor Russia and Belarus.
[00:00:49] The British, in alliance with Poland, are strengthening NATO's eastern flank, and Estonia
[00:00:52] is frantically preparing to build bunkers on the border with Russia.
[00:00:56] Minsk is preparing to become a world leader.
[00:01:14] Altai, new agreements with Russian regions and presidential
[00:01:17] instructions on this matter, we will tell
[00:01:19] the details.
[00:01:22] There is such a mission: to help people. Belarus became the first starting
[00:01:25] point of the route for the implementation of a humanitarian mission in the settlement
[00:01:29] of Oleshki. Kherson region from the airport
[00:01:32] of Gomel city, a Russian Ukrainian delegation set off on board, together with
[00:01:36] them our Belarusian correspondent. Details in
[00:01:38] Panorama. Belarus reunites families.
[00:01:42] A touching meeting of two close people, a mother and son from
[00:01:45] Ukraine, who have not seen each other for 4 years. Very soon
[00:01:49] they will go back home. Details
[00:01:51] further.
[00:01:53] EEAS, as the locomotive of the economy of the entire region. About the future
[00:01:57] of the union, challenges, joint projects. labor
[00:02:00] was discussed today at a large conference in Kazakhstan. Watch our
[00:02:04] report from Astana.
[00:02:07] The official visit of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Belarus Maksim
[00:02:10] Rozenkov to Vietnam continues. Today the focus is on the regional industrial
[00:02:14] agenda. We will tell the details in Panorama.
[00:02:18] Digital currencies, cybersecurity and virtual
[00:02:21] assets. Heads of central banks of the EEAS discussed the main things for
[00:02:24] the development of the financial market
[00:02:26] of the five.
[00:02:28] Strategically important decisions, the basis of which are the interests of the country, how
[00:02:32] the All-Belarusian People's Assembly influenced the development of Belarus
[00:02:36] and who is entrusted to be a delegate, more details in
[00:02:40] the report.
[00:02:43] Belarus is always open for cooperation with Russian regions
[00:02:47] on interaction along the union line was discussed at the Palace
[00:02:50] of Independence. A large effort continues to develop ties with
[00:02:53] each subject of the federation. Thus, today Alexander Lukashenko held
[00:02:57] a meeting with the head of the Republic of Altai. This
[00:03:00] is a picturesque mountainous region in the south of Siberia, with which trade volumes
[00:03:03] are still small, but there are many opportunities for expanding
[00:03:07] economic contacts. Andrei Turchak had a busy
[00:03:10] program in Minsk, visiting pharmaceutical enterprises, production
[00:03:14] of municipal, road, and logging equipment,
[00:03:17] Belarus is ready to offer partners the widest range
[00:03:20] of machines. Previously, the head of the region led the Pskov region, so
[00:03:23] he knows well the capabilities of our country.
[00:03:27] I know it well geographically.
[00:04:30] they greet Russians with great respect, no matter what nationality Russians
[00:04:34] are, a Russian is one of our own,
[00:04:36] so this is our policy, you can be
[00:04:40] sure of that, even in these difficult times, when a
[00:04:44] special military operation is underway, there are different rumors
[00:04:48] around, but I said
[00:04:50] unequivocally that we are not traitors, we
[00:04:54] will never betray our brothers, and no matter how
[00:04:57] difficult it is, we will...
[00:05:42] the Moscow region during Soviet times, not to mention the Bryansk,
[00:05:46] Smolensk and Pskov regions, but this was our area of responsibility
[00:05:50] in Soviet times, as they said, I remember, so we
[00:05:53] are ready to return to this and more seriously
[00:05:57] take on the burden of this cooperation with
[00:06:00] this region, we have always been open, despite
[00:06:04] the thousands of kilometers that currently separate us, in fact it
[00:06:07] is all very close, all within arm's
[00:06:11] reach, we yesterday...
[00:07:12] we agreed that our side
[00:07:15] will select suitable
[00:07:18] land plots for the construction
[00:07:21] of a sanatorium on the territory of our mountain republic, taking into account
[00:07:25] that 70% of our population lives in rural
[00:07:28] areas, and naturally we have two pillars -
[00:07:32] this is tourism and agriculture, those competencies
[00:07:35] that have been developed for years in the agro-industrial complex in Belarus, they can be
[00:07:39] very useful to us, we have a platform: the agro-park
[00:07:43] Amza, on which we proposed to the Belarusian side
[00:07:46] to implement a project to create
[00:07:48] an agro-aggregator.
[00:07:51] During the negotiations in the government, a detailed consideration of
[00:07:54] mutually beneficial projects took place, and equipment supplies to the region were discussed.
[00:07:58] The Russians are also interested in meat processing, the production
[00:08:02] of pharmaceutical preparations based on medicinal herbs and
[00:08:05] maral antlers in the Republic of Altai, the largest number of these
[00:08:09] noble deer.
[00:08:11] In the city. Kherson region, a ceasefire regime
[00:08:15] continues to operate, within the framework of which a large humanitarian
[00:08:18] mission is taking place. Declared with the mediation of the First Lady of the USA
[00:08:22] Melania Trump, the silence regime is strictly observed by both sides for
[00:08:26] more than 50 hours, which allowed military sappers
[00:08:29] to begin clearing roads of mines. The approaches to the city
[00:08:32] are literally strewn with unexploded ordnance, mostly
[00:08:35] of Western production. At the time of the
[00:08:39] truce, the main task is to clear the roads of explosive
[00:08:43] objects so that a safe convoy
[00:08:46] with humanitarian aid can pass, for this purpose demining groups
[00:08:50] were created, which move
[00:08:53] along the roads, inspect roadsides, detect
[00:08:57] explosive objects, mark them with a mine
[00:09:01] pointer, well, at the moment dozens
[00:09:04] of explosive objects, unexploded
[00:09:07] FPV drones, also dropped bombs of the "paly" type that
[00:09:11] did not explode. there were NATO
[00:09:14] production ammunition,
[00:09:17] the direct delivery of tens of tons of food, medicines
[00:09:21] and fuel for 2 thousand blocked residents will tentatively
[00:09:24] begin on Friday, for security purposes, the path of the humanitarian
[00:09:28] mission is divided into several stages: not
[00:09:31] only ombudsmen from Russia and Ukraine, but also journalists,
[00:09:34] including Ukrainian and American ones, went to the distressed
[00:09:38] settlement. The start of a large-scale demining
[00:09:41] operation.
[00:09:46] The geographical and diplomatic epicenter for rapprochement of positions
[00:09:50] and face-to-face coordination of the parties once again became our
[00:09:53] Gomel region. A temporary silence regime has been declared in the city
[00:09:57] itself, for the sake of saving civilians left without communication, water
[00:10:01] and light, authoritative delegations led by
[00:10:04] ombudsmen have arrived in Belarus, who face a critically
[00:10:07] important and delicate task: to lay
[00:10:10] safe corridors with...
[00:10:13] This step once again highlighted the traditional role of Belarusian diplomacy
[00:10:17] as a caring, wise, hospitable
[00:10:20] mediator and a quiet haven, where they are always ready to lend a shoulder
[00:10:23] to create a sincere... safe atmosphere for everyone who
[00:10:27] has faced trouble. We are fundamentally far from
[00:10:30] military ambitions, our true calling is
[00:10:33] to create, warm, restore confidence. In today's harsh
[00:10:37] realities, Belarusian land remains that very rare, clean breath
[00:10:41] of fresh air, which allows people to simply
[00:10:44] exhale, feel themselves in absolute
[00:10:47] safety. Here, without unnecessary formalities,
[00:10:50] they will meet, feed, warm and surround
[00:10:53] with sincere care for a person, regardless of their
[00:10:57] origin, and the fact that such a complex process
[00:11:00] is being built precisely under our peaceful sky,
[00:11:03] clearly shows the key significance of Belarus. Thanks to
[00:11:07] our quiet but sincere humanity, the country remains
[00:11:10] the most important point of support, preserving humanity for
[00:11:14] the whole world. Stefania Vinnichek knows all
[00:11:17] the details. Good evening, colleagues, it's no secret to anyone that the settlement
[00:11:20] of Oleshki has today become known throughout the world due to
[00:11:23] the humanitarian operation that began today in
[00:11:27] Gomel. It was Gomel that became the first starting point of the route to
[00:11:30] save people. All this became possible thanks to agreements
[00:11:34] between the Ukrainian and Russian sides with the assistance of the First Lady of the United States of America
[00:11:38] and Melania Trump, where the evacuation of people and the delivery
[00:11:41] of humanitarian aid to all those in need were clearly outlined. According to
[00:11:45] certain estimates, which
[00:11:47] are also stated by local authorities, there are approximately up to several thousand people remaining in the settlement,
[00:11:51] including hundreds of children, elderly people,
[00:11:55] as well as people with limited mobility and immobile citizens, including
[00:11:59] injured people who tried to leave the settlement but
[00:12:02] blew up on mined roads. Belarus became the first starting point of a large
[00:12:06] international process, which on October 29 began
[00:12:10] to fulfill its part of the obligations under the previously reached
[00:12:13] agreements. In the morning, a plane with a representative of the working apparatus of the Ombudsman
[00:12:17] for Human Rights in Russia, Igor Kashin, landed at Gomel airport.
[00:12:20] Approximately at the same time,
[00:12:37] representatives of the Ukrainian delegation arrived at the Novaya Guta border crossing,
[00:12:41] headed by the Commissioner of the Verkhovna Rada for Human Rights Dmitry
[00:12:44] Lubinets. The Belarusian side accompanies the delegation
[00:12:48] and ensures its security. We are the guarantor of this process, both
[00:12:51] sides trust us, the confirmation of this is quite warm.
[00:13:12] Belarus continues its peaceful, consistent policy for
[00:13:16] achieving a peaceful process in Russia and Ukraine
[00:13:20] is always ready to provide the necessary assistance
[00:13:23] to all residents affected by the military conflict. Of course, I would
[00:13:27] like to note that earlier at the Novye Aguta checkpoint, there were repeated
[00:13:30] exchanges of prisoners of war and bodies
[00:13:33] of fallen servicemen, as well as family reunification between Russia and
[00:13:36] Ukraine. This trend will continue. Another
[00:13:40] symbolic moment is the representatives of Moscow and Kyiv on the same board. By
[00:13:44] the way, Igor Kashin smiles as he lets his Ukrainian colleague onto the gangway,
[00:13:47] and the plane immediately takes off for the next point of the humanitarian operation in
[00:13:51] Oleshki. On board, among others, is our film crew.
[00:14:25] are considering maximally simplified conditions for departure, people
[00:14:28] will be allowed to evacuate with pets, including large
[00:14:32] dogs. Those who decide to stay in Oleshki will be provided
[00:14:35] with several tons of humanitarian aid. Our task
[00:14:38] now was to determine the needs
[00:14:41] of the population for humanitarian aid, what people
[00:14:45] need, we requested information,
[00:14:48] formed a list of necessities for ourselves, first
[00:14:52] of all, this is food. medicines, hygiene
[00:14:55] products, this is
[00:14:58] fuel, this is what is needed for
[00:15:02] heating, all that is needed for
[00:15:05] people, we have formed a large humanitarian
[00:15:08] convoy, which will be delivered
[00:15:12] with our convoy to people in need
[00:15:15] in Oleshki. At present, demining
[00:15:19] of routes necessary for conducting the humanitarian mission is underway. According to preliminary
[00:15:22] data, the evacuation may continue.
[00:15:37] the density of mines in this area is very high,
[00:15:41] the main part of these mines are of foreign origin, we destroy them
[00:15:44] on the spot and move forward. Such experience of conducting
[00:15:48] humanitarian missions, operations for evacuating people, delivering humanitarian
[00:15:51] cargo to territorial points that particularly need
[00:15:54] assistance, with the direct participation of two sides, as well as the United
[00:15:58] States of America and the Republic of Belarus will be
[00:16:01] continued. According to preliminary estimates, after
[00:16:04] the successful experience of conducting a humanitarian operation in Ole.
[00:17:07] with a request for help, and with the assistance of the Russian side,
[00:17:10] the boy was found, temporarily placed in a social and pedagogical center,
[00:17:14] provided with all assistance, very soon they will go back to their homeland,
[00:17:18] Darya Rachko captured touching
[00:17:21] footage, I really, I don't answer
[00:17:24] much, well, I want to see, I want him
[00:17:28] to be next to me, as, well, as
[00:17:30] a mother to me, well, it's very difficult, and it seems
[00:17:34] that my whole life flashes before my eyes, seconds until
[00:17:38] the moment I see my son, taking a step, she already
[00:17:41] remembers his first steps in childhood, although he is no longer
[00:17:45] small, but such moments warm
[00:17:48] the soul.
[00:17:55] He's grown up,
[00:17:58] yes, a lot, yes, as you
[00:18:01] imagined him, such
[00:18:03] a man, more...
[00:18:08] already
[00:18:08] grown up,
[00:18:12] what is it like not to know where your son is, what he
[00:18:16] breathes, what he does, does he have basic food,
[00:18:19] water, is he dressed, a mother's heart will tell you,
[00:18:23] she went crazy, they hadn't seen each other for 4 years, mother
[00:18:27] Raisa from Kakhovka district - this is Ukraine, before the military
[00:18:30] conflict, the family lived in Kherson region, after
[00:18:33] that circumstances developed that she was separated from her children,
[00:18:37] and Raisa has two of them, her daughter got married, she keeps in touch with her, but
[00:18:41] her son Vlad is still a minor, his
[00:18:44] mother was looking for him. The Ukrainian side appealed to
[00:18:47] the Belarusian side with a request for help. And with
[00:18:50] the assistance of the Russian side, the boy was found, temporarily
[00:18:54] placed in a social and pedagogical center, and provided with all
[00:18:57] assistance. He went with educators
[00:19:01] to the theater, and I, honestly, liked it
[00:19:04] very much, recently bikers came.
[00:19:07] we rode motorcycles, I
[00:19:10] have a motorcycle, I raced, tell me what you will
[00:19:13] do when you arrive? I planned
[00:19:17] to meet with my,
[00:19:20] well, brothers
[00:19:21] and sisters,
[00:19:25] our children are under state protection, we
[00:19:29] provided him with everything necessary, this
[00:19:32] is clothes, personal hygiene items, of course
[00:19:35] food, literally in 2-3.
[00:20:10] Her mother does not let go of his hand,
[00:20:12] she can't hug him enough, talk enough, or breathe him in enough.
[00:20:16] She last saw her son when he was 13, and in a few
[00:20:20] days he'll be 17. Vlad dreams of a motorcycle, but
[00:20:24] says his main wish has come true,
[00:20:27] he believed that one day we would
[00:20:30] meet, a long period
[00:20:32] of time, not seeing, not
[00:20:35] hearing.
[00:20:38] Therefore, I can see, hug my child,
[00:20:41] communicate with my child, live,
[00:20:43] and not by phone, as we
[00:20:47] communicated before, this is very... Emotions
[00:20:50] are off the charts, how do you like
[00:20:53] Minsk, how do you like Belarus? Dairy products
[00:20:57] are very tasty, I tried them, very
[00:21:00] tasty, today I was in a clothes
[00:21:03] store, the prices are comparable to Ukraine,
[00:21:06] well, much cheaper, much
[00:21:10] cheaper, in terms of quality, in terms of
[00:21:12] price, well, it's just great, I'm very glad
[00:21:16] and very grateful to the Republic of Belarus.
[00:21:20] They help us to meet, to be
[00:21:23] a family, to live peacefully. Another
[00:21:27] spontaneous but cherished wish is to visit the Museum of the Great
[00:21:30] Patriotic War. Raisa's uncle fought in Minsk during those years.
[00:21:34] We hope that there will be peace over
[00:21:37] our heads, everything will be calm, and there
[00:21:40] will be no more of these victims that now want silence, want
[00:21:44] peace.
[00:21:46] Belarus once again, once again fulfills.
[00:22:21] How many interwoven human destinies does
[00:22:24] the history of our countries know, common language, culture,
[00:22:28] faith, that which so unites, Belarus does not
[00:22:31] stand aside even in difficult times, we accept
[00:22:35] everyone, warm them, help them with what we can, create all conditions,
[00:22:38] so that the most important thing we have, our relatives,
[00:22:50] The war-mongering British, completely bogged down
[00:22:53] in Ukraine, are rapidly shifting their attention to
[00:22:56] Poland. London and Warsaw have concluded a defense agreement
[00:22:59] aimed at sharply strengthening NATO's eastern flank.
[00:23:02] It provides for the joint production of new generation anti-aircraft missiles,
[00:23:06] as well as the development of attack drones and advanced
[00:23:09] anti-drone systems. In addition, the allies agreed to
[00:23:13] expand naval activity and conduct large joint
[00:23:17] maneuvers in the Baltic Sea already in November. It is noteworthy that
[00:23:20] this rapprochement is happening against the backdrop of a sharp exacerbation of the nuclear
[00:23:24] agenda. For the first time in 5 years, the British command deployed
[00:23:28] three of its four strategic nuclear submarines
[00:23:31] to combat duty in the ocean. London calls this
[00:23:35] planned exercises, but analysts link this activity to Britain's
[00:23:39] participation in the French nuclear
[00:23:41] deterrence initiative. Italy continues
[00:23:44] its militarization, accelerating its preparations for a deep defense on the border with
[00:23:48] Russia. Estonia intends to build
[00:23:51] about 150 defensive
[00:23:55] bunkers in the border county of Ida-Virumaa, with some of them located on
[00:23:58] private plots, but the landowners themselves,
[00:24:02] apparently, are not even aware of this yet.
[00:24:05] The Latvian authorities seem to have decided that local border guards
[00:24:09] are quite ready to take the first blow
[00:24:12] in case of conflict. The Saeima commission expanded
[00:24:16] their powers, legalizing the use of firearms for
[00:24:20] lethal force, combat explosives, and the release
[00:24:24] of service dogs to protect borders. The bill
[00:24:27] has been sent for final vote.
[00:24:31] Germany, which has firmly established itself in Lithuania, has plans against the Union State.
[00:24:34] According to Western media, the Bundeswehr brigade
[00:24:37] deployed in the Baltic Republic will use electronic warfare
[00:24:41] systems to monitor the territory of Russia and Belarus. Antennas
[00:24:45] and mobile interception systems
[00:24:48] have already been deployed at Lithuanian training grounds.
[00:25:08] Inciting war, however, cannot warm EU citizens,
[00:25:11] the energy paralysis of the European Union risks turning into a
[00:25:15] humanitarian disaster, as the European Commissioner for Energy stated,
[00:25:18] this winter more... Instead
[00:25:39] of universal assistance, they urge the bloc's countries to urgently switch to
[00:25:43] alternative energy sources, and while the population
[00:25:46] is mentally preparing for winter, financial elites are saving themselves with...
[00:25:51] The European Central Bank confirmed that Christine Lagarde
[00:25:54] will leave her post as head of the ECB prematurely in February
[00:25:57] next year, leaving a freezing Europe with its industrial and debt
[00:26:01] collapse.
[00:26:10] In Spain, a three-day national mourning for the victims of the disaster in the province
[00:26:14] of Toledo, where as a result of a head-on collision of two high-speed
[00:26:18] trains, at least 74
[00:26:21] people died. Medics continue to fight for the lives of more than
[00:26:24] 50 injured, some of whom remain in critical
[00:26:27] condition. Throughout the country, national flags
[00:26:30] are lowered, entertainment canceled.
[00:26:44] to the Ministry of Transport building, demanding the immediate resignation of the Prime Minister and the head of the department, whom the crowd
[00:26:47] dubbed the Minister of Death. However, instead of taking
[00:26:51] responsibility for the disaster and remorse, the authorities
[00:26:54] unleashed police on the protesters, using batons, tear
[00:26:57] gas, and water cannons
[00:27:00] against peaceful citizens.
[00:27:18] The country's authorities have already stated that the cause of the disaster could be an error
[00:27:22] by control center dispatchers, who, after an automation failure, manually
[00:27:26] instructed the express train to proceed, ignoring
[00:27:29] the red signal of the semaphore and the stalled train
[00:27:32] ahead. However, trade unions disagree with such
[00:27:36] conclusions, stating that the blame lies with a failure of the electronic
[00:27:39] safety system and the overall critical condition
[00:27:43] of the outdated infrastructure. In protest, train drivers across
[00:27:46] the country declared a twenty-four-hour strike, demanding increased
[00:27:50] safety on railways, as well as improved working
[00:27:54] conditions.
[00:28:01] The economy of Belarus demonstrates stable growth rates, this is
[00:28:04] noted by relevant specialists from all over the EAEU. Astana today
[00:28:08] hosted an international conference on the path to balanced economic
[00:28:12] development, organized with the participation of the Eurasian Fund
[00:28:15] for Stabilization and Development. The event brought together representatives
[00:28:18] of state bodies, international financial organizations, expert
[00:28:22] academic community. The task is to define the main vectors
[00:28:25] of how our integration will further develop. All details
[00:28:29] will be told by Anton Malyuta.
[00:28:33] The efforts of the EEAS countries are aimed at minimizing barriers in various
[00:28:36] spheres, but as for logistics, freedom of movement, much
[00:28:40] has indeed been done, for example, we flew from Minsk to
[00:28:43] Astana by direct flight, the city greeted us
[00:28:46] with rather cool, even cold weather, now it's
[00:28:50] no more than +5 here, but as the locals say, this is still Indian summer, that is,
[00:28:53] quite warm for the end of October. However, discussions about
[00:28:57] the weather at today's conference took a back seat, economists here
[00:29:00] are making forecasts. and quite global with an eye on
[00:29:04] the entire union for decades to come. 3
[00:29:08] trillion in currency, such a GDP target was reached by the Union last
[00:29:11] year. We have fully recovered after the COVID times
[00:29:15] and did it faster than many other states and
[00:29:18] associations. However, even now the EAEU economy is growing
[00:29:22] at rates above the world average. There are many factors, from external
[00:29:26] conditions to internal efforts of each
[00:29:28] participating country. What helps our countries?
[00:29:32] there are several key factors, this is strong domestic
[00:29:36] demand, this is investment
[00:29:39] activity, and this is the ability of businesses to diversify
[00:29:42] to use a favorable conjuncture to strengthen their
[00:29:46] positions,
[00:29:48] and Belarus in this regard also acts quite successfully, and as I already
[00:29:52] said, it grows quite balanced, there are no
[00:29:56] situations with which it would not
[00:29:59] cope, monetary policy is balanced.
[00:30:51] can be replaced by artificial intelligence, but many more
[00:30:54] jobs can benefit from the introduction of artificial intelligence,
[00:30:58] first of all, this affects the sphere of public services,
[00:31:01] the sphere of education.
[00:32:15] future, experts suggest betting on investments, but
[00:32:18] necessarily effective and protection from crises, it is necessary
[00:32:22] to make accurate forecasts and calculate actions several steps
[00:32:25] ahead. Yes, in difficult external conditions, we have
[00:32:28] to rely only on ourselves, but it is still important that the EAEU is
[00:32:32] a large team of like-minded people who
[00:32:45] The financial market is becoming a connecting link in the Eurasian
[00:32:48] Union, where, as stated today at
[00:32:52] the Consultative Council on Monetary Policy of the EAEU Central Banks,
[00:32:55] the share of settlements in national currencies has grown to
[00:32:58] 93.5%.
[00:33:00] Market mechanisms themselves stimulate the transition to national currencies,
[00:33:04] business chooses reliable and predictable instruments, without
[00:33:07] the need for administrative coercion. Svetlana
[00:33:10] Lukyanuk about important statements from the first
[00:33:13] hand.
[00:33:16] Improving the quality and accessibility of financial services,
[00:33:19] protection from fraudsters, as well as strengthening economic
[00:33:23] cooperation in the Eurasian Economic Union, where
[00:33:26] the stability of national currencies plays an important
[00:33:29] role. This was discussed today by the heads of the central banks of the
[00:33:33] five countries. The council meeting was held in
[00:33:37] a fresh atmosphere. The castle is the main symbol of the greatness and wealth of one
[00:33:40] of the most influential dynasties of our lands, the Radziwills.
[00:33:44] Therefore, a discussion about the finances of today
[00:33:47] is appropriate here. The dynamics of mutual trade of the Eurasian Union
[00:33:51] confirms that economies have adapted to external
[00:33:54] pressure, and integration plays a significant role here. Over
[00:33:58] 8 months, trade in services and goods amounted to
[00:34:01] 67.5 billion dollars, an increase of
[00:34:05] 11.5% compared to the same period last year.
[00:34:09] Therefore, the issue of price stability is important.
[00:34:12] Monetary policy primarily affects
[00:34:16] a factor like demand inflation, but
[00:34:19] at the same time, there is also cost inflation, which is largely associated
[00:34:23] with rising prices for raw materials,
[00:34:25] materials, with a deficit, for example,
[00:34:29] of production capacities in a particular segment, so
[00:34:33] always, well, inflation control is a joint
[00:34:36] task of both the central bank and
[00:34:39] the government of each state,
[00:34:42] well, regarding the republic.
[00:36:28] This document is currently
[00:36:37] the President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and the citizens
[00:36:41] of the country on Republic Day. The Head of State noted that Minsk attaches
[00:36:44] great importance to relations with Ankara, which are traditionally
[00:36:48] based on friendship between peoples and the aspiration of both countries
[00:36:51] for global peace and stability. Alexander Lukashenko
[00:36:54] expressed confidence that Belarusian-Turkish cooperation
[00:36:58] will continue to strengthen through the implementation of new
[00:37:00] initiatives in economic, humanitarian, and other areas in
[00:37:04] the interests of both countries and the region as a whole. The President emphasized that
[00:37:08] this will be facilitated by the continuation of personal dialogue between
[00:37:11] the leaders of both countries. The congratulations
[00:37:14] of the Head of State on Republic Day were personally conveyed to Recep Tayyip Erdogan
[00:37:18] today by our Ambassador Anatoly Glaz during
[00:37:22] a solemn audience. The President of Turkey expressed the warmest
[00:37:25] words to Alexander. Lukashenko touched upon the topic
[00:37:29] of promising bilateral contacts at various levels
[00:37:32] and wished prosperity to Belarus and the Belarusian
[00:37:35] people, as reported by our embassy in
[00:37:38] Ankara. Between Belarus and Vietnam,
[00:37:42] a strong foundation has been laid for the development of multilateral
[00:37:45] relations, from economy and trade to humanitarian
[00:37:48] projects. A comprehensive review of agreements at the highest level
[00:37:51] was made possible by the official visit of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Belarus to the Socialist
[00:37:55] Republic. Today the focus.
[00:38:27] an enterprise with high localization.
[00:38:31] About 10 years ago, they agreed to cooperate with the enterprise, working in
[00:38:34] two shifts. Today, it is capable of producing up to 3,000 cars
[00:38:38] per year. The assembly of various Mass models has been established.
[00:38:41] In the future, a wider range of domestic equipment can be produced
[00:38:45] here, at least Belarusian tractors are of interest.
[00:38:48] Prototype units will be shown at the upcoming
[00:38:52] exhibition. Specifically, tractors, firstly and secondly, that's what we discussed with our
[00:38:56] partners, the supply of mounted and
[00:38:59] trailed equipment, because a tractor should, of course, be aggregated with
[00:39:03] something, this is an agricultural direction, this is also a communal topic, and
[00:39:06] road construction. We are ready, among other things, to bring new competencies
[00:39:09] to the region, to train engineers, and discussed the entire
[00:39:12] range of issues in detail with the provincial leadership. For
[00:39:16] the chairman of the People's Committee Nguyen Manh Kien, Belarus
[00:39:20] is a country that makes a great impression. He has already been to
[00:39:23] Minsk, which he warmly remembers: personal experience
[00:39:27] always allows us to find new... points of contact, and Belarus
[00:39:31] and Vietnam have more than that, from the same
[00:39:33] industry to healthcare, including in terms of supplying
[00:39:36] Belarusian medicines. Vietnam itself does not produce
[00:39:40] many medicines, while our country produces
[00:39:44] about 1,700 medicines, I mean by name and
[00:39:48] dosage, so today we have something to offer,
[00:39:51] given that today we export a little more than twenty medicines
[00:39:55] to Vietnam, so our list is long,
[00:39:57] the Vietnamese side was interested in both antibiotics and
[00:40:01] antitumor drugs and much more that we can offer
[00:40:05] the Vietnamese side today. Perhaps
[00:40:08] the key in the work during the current official visit for the Belarusian
[00:40:11] delegation is a comprehensive view
[00:40:15] of the agreements of the leaders of the two countries and a full review
[00:40:19] of possible unresolved issues. The visit of the President
[00:40:23] of Belarus to Vietnam seems to be in the works. The ground
[00:40:26] for contacts at the highest level has already been prepared.
[00:40:29] Of course, we will see how to implement
[00:40:33] this visit in what period.
[00:40:37] In addition, of course, the interest
[00:40:41] from Vietnamese colleagues in developing cooperation in
[00:40:44] specific trade and economic
[00:40:46] areas, well, probably suggests that we will
[00:40:50] also advise that during such a visit
[00:40:54] we hold a very good large-scale business forum.
[00:41:27] the history of Vietnam, in whose exposition there are thousands
[00:41:30] of unique items, documents, telling about the difficult
[00:41:34] path of the state to a new independent stage
[00:41:37] of development, in which Belarus...
[00:42:10] Flax is Belarusian
[00:42:12] gold that requires careful
[00:42:15] handling. Oh, it needs to be cherished, I don't
[00:42:19] know, it needs to be cherished carefully. But why
[00:42:23] do some allow outright
[00:42:25] mismanagement? Disgusting, this should not
[00:42:29] happen. Flax, you harvested it here, you ruined
[00:42:33] it here. There is no flax here. And they leave
[00:42:36] the crop to simply rot in the fields. 300
[00:42:40] is now unusable,
[00:42:43] all the rotting fiber will not produce good quality. We will travel
[00:42:47] across the country and visit flax factories
[00:42:50] in different regions. The season went well, although
[00:42:54] it could have been better, as always. We will see what
[00:42:57] waste-free production is like. Flax shives
[00:43:01] are further used for heating our facilities,
[00:43:04] our productions, and sold to agricultural organizations for
[00:43:08] bedding, for... livestock. We will learn about
[00:43:11] key investment projects in the industry,
[00:43:14] to process existing
[00:43:17] resources
[00:43:20] with the production of fiber, we will assess
[00:43:23] the strategy for years ahead, providing
[00:43:27] work for ourselves, our people, providing the state with products
[00:43:30] that are expected from us, under the control of the President with the support
[00:43:34] of the State Control Committee,
[00:43:38] watch on Thursday, 30
[00:43:53] years is an important mechanism for maintaining
[00:43:56] unity, now this supreme body of popular power is the guarantor
[00:44:00] of political stability and sovereignty. How did the decisions made by
[00:44:03] the people affect the development of the agricultural sector,
[00:44:06] education, healthcare, and what challenges lie ahead... these are
[00:44:24] people who have achieved success in their work, participate in
[00:44:27] public life, they are entrusted with a serious mission
[00:44:30] to make important decisions for the well-being
[00:44:33] of the country. Oksana Okunevich at the seventh All-Belarusian People's Assembly
[00:44:37] represents the interests of healthcare together with the team. Doctors are responsible for
[00:44:41] the health of patients in Lepel district, as a professional,
[00:44:44] she knows how important it is for qualified medical care to be maximally
[00:44:47] accessible in every village and agro-town,
[00:44:51] among the specific goals for the coming years
[00:44:53] is medical examination of at least 95%
[00:44:56] of adults. What can we do as medical workers in the first
[00:45:00] place, again, is high-quality examination,
[00:45:03] forming a healthy lifestyle, this is one
[00:45:07] of the aspects of medical activity.
[00:45:10] And as a delegate of the Belarusian People's Assembly, I
[00:45:13] believe that all decisions that are brought
[00:45:17] and adopted are primarily aimed at improving
[00:45:21] the demographic situation. In Lepel district, there are six medical
[00:45:24] outpatient clinics and 12 stationary paramedics-midwife
[00:45:28] points. In remote villages, a mobile medical assistant post goes on
[00:45:31] route. Medical care for rural residents
[00:45:35] is concentrated here. Little Pavel will soon be 2 years old,
[00:45:38] a long-awaited child in the family. In Borovaya outpatient clinic, conditions
[00:45:41] have been created for both mothers and babies, repairs have been made,
[00:45:45] equipment has been purchased so that every visit is
[00:45:48] comfortable. We had an old outpatient clinic here,
[00:45:52] and such an upgrade of the entire medical structure, in general,
[00:45:56] we really like it, to help doctors and digital
[00:45:59] infrastructure, a few clicks and the doctor sees up-to-date
[00:46:02] information about the patient, when they sought help, with what
[00:46:05] complaints, modern systems and high-tech
[00:46:09] medicine is one of the important tasks for the coming
[00:46:12] years, if the patient sought help, for example, at a diagnostic center, at
[00:46:16] an oncology dispensary, all these extracts come to our computer, it's all very
[00:46:19] convenient to see, the patient does not need to
[00:46:23] carry a lot of paper documentation, a small
[00:46:26] school in the agro-town Sloboda, interactive lessons, for this
[00:46:30] there is sensory equipment, the most close attention
[00:46:33] to patriotic education, there is a search club,
[00:46:37] the school director Alexander Khatskevich, a delegate of the sixth
[00:46:41] All-Belarusian People's Assembly, then the priorities of the next five-year plan
[00:46:44] became comfortable living and working conditions, investment in
[00:46:47] human capital opportunities for
[00:46:50] self-realization, all this is the local achievements of Belarusians,
[00:46:54] the teacher is confident, investing in education, the state
[00:46:57] ensures the future of the country. The task
[00:47:00] was to develop professional education, we are responsible
[00:47:04] for training personnel, so
[00:47:07] we pay great attention to career guidance work.
[00:47:11] The face of our school, as I believe, our team believes,
[00:47:14] is local history activities, this is the priority
[00:47:17] of our school's educational work. And after 30 years,
[00:47:20] Vasily remembers that.
[00:47:52] situation, I believe that it was probably a very correct
[00:47:56] decision to consult with the people, then consider
[00:47:59] the issues of large enterprises, what to do with them, well, and
[00:48:03] the food situation was very difficult at that time,
[00:48:06] so we also had to think about how to feed the people, how
[00:48:10] to feed the country, the delegate says that then everyone
[00:48:13] was inspired by a simple and understandable idea for Belarusians,
[00:48:17] expressed by the president, we must decide our own destiny,
[00:48:20] work hard so that...