A two-day working visit of the Prime Minister of Belarus to Tajikistan has begun

A two-day working visit of the Prime Minister of Belarus to Tajikistan has begun. Aleksandr Turchin has arrived in Dushanbe to participate in a meeting of the Council of Heads of Government of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. The parties will discuss the development of trade, economic, cultural, and humanitarian cooperation.

Thirty years ago, Sport Palace in Minsk hosted an event that laid the foundation for modern Belarusian statehood. Nearly 5.000 delegates attended. Engineers, workers, entrepreneurs, and students were invited to understand the situation on the ground and the real state of affairs in all areas. The young President Aleksandr Lukashenko outlined the goals and the path to achieving them.

More than two hundred product items under the "Made in Belarus" brand are now featured in the first national pavilion for Belarusian goods, which has officially opened in China. The pavilion is located in Heihe, in Heilongjiang Province. This project serves not only as a significant symbolic milestone ahead of the 35th anniversary of diplomatic relations, but also as a fresh approach to the logistics of supplying Belarusian goods to China.

Days of Belarusian Culture started in the UAE. The programme combines two directions: acquaintance with the traditional heritage of the country in Sharjah and modern Belarusian cinema in Dubai.

A large-scale sports series titled "The Seventh Player" was unveiled in Minsk, with the capital's Pobeda Cinema hosting the exclusive screening. The project is a story about hockey and strength of spirit. It brought together creative teams from both Belarus and Russia, with a significant portion of the filming taking place in Minsk.