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00:00:00Activists of the Iskra movement of the Belarusian White Rus party
00:00:04and the All-Russian organization Young Guard of United Russia
00:00:08united on the basis of the local meat processing plant. 12 young men and
00:00:11women aged 18 to 30 years participate in the project.
00:00:15They are officially hired by the enterprise and will work as auxiliary workers
00:00:19in the workshops. The main goal of this initiative is to unite
00:00:22the youth of the two countries through common work and live communication.
00:00:26In the future, this experience is planned to be expanded.
00:00:30A Belarusian schoolchild became a participant of the international Icebreaker
00:00:33of Knowledge expedition. About 500 schoolchildren from
00:00:3722 countries competed in the selection. 24 winners
00:00:41of the Icebreaker of Knowledge from Russia and one representative
00:00:44from each partner country take part in the current Arctic expedition.
00:00:47The expedition started from Murmansk on
00:00:51the nuclear icebreaker 50 Years of Victory and will last 10
00:00:54days. Synchronized swimmer Vasilina Khandoshka
00:00:58brought the Belarusian team.
00:02:00Russia, but also spread throughout
00:02:02the entire Commonwealth, and you see the excellent experience
00:02:06of the Republic of Belarus, which we
00:02:09are ready, by the way, to scale to other
00:02:12states, by the way, not only in the Commonwealth, we know
00:02:16the interest in our specialists,
00:02:19builders of nuclear power plants, for example, in
00:02:23Egypt, in other states, which intend or
00:02:27are already building relevant ones.
00:04:30very strong friends, the initiative
00:04:32of the CIS tourist capitals, if you can call it that, Lida
00:04:36also claims to become such a status next year,
00:04:40why is this important, the development of tourism
00:04:44potential, through tourism, through
00:04:48a visit in such a
00:04:50relaxed, unhurried
00:04:53format, although everyone has their own
00:04:56temperament, allows the
00:05:00guest of one or another
00:05:03state to fully
00:05:06immerse themselves in the environment
00:05:58of our studio was the permanent plenipotentiary representative of Belarus
00:06:01to the statutory and other bodies of the Commonwealth of Independent
00:06:04States, Igor
00:06:05Nazaruk.
00:06:11And in continuation, the time of Belarus in the world is noted. In the studio is our
00:06:15colleague Elena Putus. What route do we have today? As always,
00:06:18diverse, and its beginning is very dynamic. Belarusian
00:06:22cars at VDNKh in Moscow, the largest batch of Belarusian
00:06:25tractors went to Nigeria, and the Shirma Choir Chapel
00:06:29shines at the international festival in Austria. Belarusian
00:06:32cars at VDNKh in Moscow. The exhibition features only powerful
00:06:36engines. Sports Mass trucks, participants and
00:06:39winners of international rallies, innovative tractors.
00:06:43advanced models of agricultural and
00:06:45special equipment, a photo exhibition in the national pavilion of VDNKh introduces
00:06:49the achievements and novelties of the Belarusian automotive industry. Its opening
00:06:52coincided with the Moscow auto festival, so the cars
00:06:56came out of the picture and showed themselves in all their glory.
00:07:31that very much. The Minsk Tractor Plant sent the largest
00:07:34batch of tractors to Nigeria, more than 500 machines of different power,
00:07:38a record in the entire history of presence in this market. Belarusian equipment
00:07:42helps develop agriculture in the African country, and for us
00:07:45this is a direction with great potential. Nigeria ranks
00:07:48third in terms of GDP in Africa and leads the continent in
00:07:52population with 230 million
00:07:55people. New directions for cooperation are also being worked out.
00:07:58African partners have already shown interest in
00:08:01supplying the most powerful tractor in Belarus for heavy field
00:10:19This is the time of Belarus and also about traditions, Belarusian
00:10:23grain growers opened. a lecture of ritual loaves in the Palace of Independence in
00:10:27Minsk. The first symbols of the millionth grain harvest took their
00:10:30honored place in the hall of solemn ceremonies. The loaf from the Brest region,
00:10:34for example, is currently the tallest of the
00:10:37presented ones. And one more addition to the collection of the Palace
00:10:40of Independence, a bronze owlet was delivered to its destination.
00:10:58Oh, what a beauty, a life-size cow sculpture was presented to our
00:11:02President during a visit to the production site of the Savushkin product
00:11:06enterprise in Beryoza. By the way, Alexander Lukashenko previously
00:11:10proposed erecting a monument to the Cow the Wet Nurse. This
00:11:13heroine. During the Great Patriotic War in partisan detachments
00:11:17far in the outback, there was at least one cow, the head of
00:11:20state noted. Said, done. Employees
00:11:24of the enterprise. product, whose delicious products are known in all
00:11:27countries of the world, fulfilled the President's wish in the form of a bronze
00:11:31owlet. The cow sculpture will join the bison
00:11:34sculpture, which was also made in the Brest region and adorns the Palace
00:11:38of Independence. That's all, with you, the results were summarized by Pavel Lazovik
00:11:42and Victoria Senkevich. What will the time of Belarus be, we will find out
00:13:50Hello, the Club of Editors is on Belarus-1 satellite channel Belarus
00:13:5324, as always on Friday. Replayed on Sunday, we discuss the most important topic
00:13:57of the past week and by our good tradition, I will introduce the guests present in
00:14:01the studio: Olga Shpilevskaya, director of the NTRK Mir representative office in Belarus, head
00:14:04of the Belarusian Union of Women, Alexey Vin, head of the Knowledge Society,
00:14:07Vadim Ilkhimov, head of the Department of Social Policy and Ideology of the Academy
00:14:10of Management under the President of the Republic of Belarus, Andrey Mohar, general director of BelTA
00:14:14and Vladimir Pertsov, first deputy head of the Presidential Administration of the Republic
00:14:55I saw that you watched outdoor trade, this is also important, these
00:14:58mobile shops that travel around villages, you probably
00:15:01know better, you worked in
00:15:04regional
00:15:06media, there it is one of such topical issues, people discuss
00:15:10it, and the President raised the issue that
00:15:14of course much needs to be done to ensure that Belarusians buy more
00:15:17Belarusian products, lately there are whole campaigns
00:15:21on Fridays we call on people to buy.
00:16:07decided, I think, that we mainly buy only
00:16:10Belarusian products, maybe some shrimp, and even those
00:16:14turn out to be Belarusian shrimp from Brest, and this
00:16:17is not a joke, in fact, they exist, as far as I know, they are caught, well, we
00:16:21have wonderful food products, this year we sold
00:16:24products worth 10 billion
00:16:27dollars last year, delicious, high-quality, this is already a brand
00:16:31without the loudest words in the
00:16:34post-Soviet space, they don't let us into Europe, but... I am
00:16:37sure that all this would be torn to pieces, because
00:16:41we have all been there, eaten plastic sausage,
00:16:44bread that can lie for a year and nothing will happen to it, because
00:16:48there is no bread, but
00:16:50why as for industrial goods,
00:16:54in particular clothing,
00:16:56the welfare of Belarusians is growing, Belarusians like to dress
00:17:00fashionably, this is also one of the brands, beautifully, we have also been to
00:17:04the USA and Europe, we saw that there shorts and a T-shirt are basically.
00:17:37I didn't get an answer, he said: well, never mind, we'll discuss it later on
00:17:40air, he just sent me our
00:17:44seller, salesperson, just sent me
00:17:47the latest statistics on advertisers, a foreign
00:17:50company that also deals with medicines,
00:17:53a company that sells food products, these are the ones who
00:17:57advertise with us, TV shops, a company
00:18:01that deals with food -
00:18:04foreign, foreign, uh, meat processing plant,
00:18:44what are the characteristics there, how far behind are we from these Western counterparts, or
00:18:48are we not behind at all, or are we not behind at all, what about
00:18:51clothes, where to buy a Belarusian jacket, and where
00:18:55without leaving the office, click and see different sizes, different
00:18:57styles, where is the advertisement in the media
00:19:01on television, we didn't invent it, that's how it
00:19:04works, Coca-Cola is a company that doesn't need to prove anything,
00:20:07you can always buy, but I definitely wear Belarusian
00:20:10brands, I know for sure that everyone who comes to us directly
00:20:14asks me, where can I buy this, how much does it cost, what
00:20:17our people make from linen, from wool, Komvol, by the way, now makes
00:20:20wonderful fabrics, suits wear well
00:22:50a similar competition in the food products market,
00:22:53our producers, who were also high-quality and maintained the
00:22:57assortment, and the conditions were difficult, and you remember,
00:23:01you remember how difficult it was to break through in the market of neighboring
00:23:04countries, but they built these marketing
00:23:08strategies, found effective approaches, those very
00:23:12marketers, came up with brands names for foreign
00:23:15markets, for the domestic market, now
00:23:18to prove that our... food products are good, high-quality
00:23:22and more popular than any foreign ones that
00:23:26may be, no one forbids them to be on the shelves in our
00:23:29stores, there are gourmets, but most people buy
00:23:32Belarusian products, the same thing needs to be done, probably,
00:23:35and these should be strategic decisions on
00:23:38building an effective marketing model, on
00:23:42production, promotion, effective sales, that's the only way it
00:23:46works, when they invest in production, in promotion nothing. in
00:23:50advertising nothing, and then they say: well, we are good, nobody
00:23:53knows anything about us, in our days in such competitive conditions,
00:23:57when in a Minsk store, but in a
00:24:00shopping center you can find any producer from any
00:24:03country, even a sanctioned one that doesn't want to be with us, but is sold, but
00:24:07this is probably a special kind of art, nimbleness,
00:24:10promptness of the leaders of these enterprises,
00:24:13concerns, because otherwise it's impossible, this path needs
00:24:16to be taken, we have indeed taken a big step forward in...
00:24:20technologies, we have found our niche, we have found our
00:24:23customer, including those who are fed up with cheap,
00:24:27seemingly catchy, but essentially low-quality one-day
00:24:30goods, the same thing is now being undertaken by the European Union, you
00:24:34know about their legislative initiatives to
00:24:37limit the sale of these one-day goods, we
00:24:41produce quality goods, yes, they need to be promoted to their target
00:24:44audience, do it accurately, competently, then
00:24:48this flywheel.
00:25:20urns, while people were resting there, they filled empty
00:25:23cans of this drink, just to make it visible, they just covered
00:25:26everything, and when people came out of there, they saw that the whole urn
00:25:30was filled with used cans of this
00:25:33drink, and everyone wondered, is it really that
00:25:36tasty, that's
00:25:39all, you won't throw it with suits, you won't
00:25:42throw it with t-shirts and so on, I agree with you in terms of the fact that as
00:25:46for food products, they didn't spare money, they invested. but
00:25:50with food products it was still easier, because the brand
00:25:54Made in Belarus in terms of food products was always there, we always bought
00:25:57Belarusian products, also because it was always a competitive product in
00:26:00terms of price. industry is much more difficult,
00:26:04because as for fashion, modernity
00:26:07and so on, promptness, we at some point lost our light industry,
00:26:11I know this myself, because I am a woman who wore different suits and
00:26:15still wears them, only in the last 5 years our light industry, in my
00:26:19opinion, has been getting back on track, when I have
00:26:22a desire to wear our Belarusian products, when I understand that it is fashionable,
00:26:25modern, it is high-quality, and I popularize it wherever
00:26:29I go, because people ask me, where do you get such?
00:27:32services, no, and they never offered me either, that's true, but they also have a limited
00:27:36order, but they have restrictions on this matter, well, for example, excuse me, I'll
00:27:40finish what I'm saying, and we, with Komvol, just recently, with Tatiana
00:27:43Alekseevna, developed a whole line in cornflower colors for
00:27:47the Belarusian Union of Women, amazing models, really, and I want
00:27:51our women to promote them so much that this would be such
00:27:55a new brand that appeared, sometimes it doesn't cost money, sometimes it only costs
00:27:58creativity and some kind of...
00:28:32determined, the wealth of a nation is determined by
00:28:35the ability of that nation to produce goods
00:28:38otherwise not so, to produce for its own consumption and for
00:28:42trade, if a nation does not have the opportunity
00:28:46to produce and protect its markets, it is a poor nation,
00:28:49naturally, now everyone in the
00:28:52nineties remember what they talked about, a global world, a global
00:28:56village, everyone is brothers to each other, everyone competes on
00:29:00equal terms, but the situation is such that... you can't trick the economy,
00:29:03everyone is fighting for markets, including fighting for
00:29:06our markets, yes, by giving access to our market, we thereby
00:29:10support employers of other
00:29:13countries, yes, their workers, their technologies, their capital, and so
00:29:16on, and of course now
00:29:19the main situation that is developing all over the world is
00:29:22a situation of crisis of overproduction, there are many goods,
00:29:25no one to consume them, our task, of course, is to protect our own market on the one
00:29:29hand, but we protect it carefully not...
00:30:02consumption, why it is extremely important to develop light industry,
00:30:05everyone, pay attention, large states, starting with
00:30:09Britain, yes, and now its
00:30:13status, USA, China, they started
00:30:16capital accumulation with light industry,
00:30:19the British, what about textiles, remember, the end of the 18th century,
00:30:22the beginning of the 19th century, Americans exactly the
00:30:25same, why, because light industry
00:30:29has a unique property, about which Lenin also wrote. only
00:30:33light industry generates maximum added value,
00:30:36the cost of producing goods,
00:30:39clothing is very small, but because of the fact that you can
00:30:43introduce a brand, the profitability is very high, I
00:30:46went in, found, well, here are shirts, shirts,
00:30:50why is there a Belarusian one on the website, why should I
00:30:54buy this shirt somewhere, I don't know where, and why
00:30:57should I, and I have a hypermarket near my house, I'm here for...
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