President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko received the head of the Altai Republic Andriy Turchek in Minsk. The officer on duty collected the essentials. Lukashenko emphasized his willingness to develop cooperation in areas that would be of interest to the Russian region. In particular, it can be agriculture and mechanical engineering. In addition, Lukashenko said that he heard a lot from Russian President Vladimir Putin about the unique nature of the Altai Mountains. In this regard, Minsk is ready to assist in the development of the tourism sector. The president recalled that a few days ago he told the governor of St. Petersburg, Alexander Beglob, about the desire to revive the Soviet experience, in which Belarus had an area of ​​responsibility for supplying products to the Russian regions. Turchek said that the Republic of Altai and Belarus could cooperate in agriculture, especially in deer breeding and the production of antler products. In addition, it will be possible to work on launching direct flights from Minsk - Gorno-Altaysk. The region is ready to provide territory to Belarus for the construction of its sanatorium. The Republic of Altai is also interested in the supply of various Belarusian equipment. Thus, this week Lukashenko held his second meeting with the head of the Russian region. According to the Belarusian leader, strengthening cooperation at the regional level helps Minsk and Moscow deal with tremendous Western pressure.

President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko received the head of the Altai Republic Andriy Turchek in Minsk. The officer on duty collected the essentials. Lukashenko emphasized his willingness to develop cooperation in areas that would be of interest to the Russian region. In particular, it can be agriculture and mechanical engineering. In addition, Lukashenko said that he heard a lot from Russian President Vladimir Putin about the unique nature of the Altai Mountains. In this regard, Minsk is ready to assist in the development of the tourism sector. The president recalled that a few days ago he told the governor of St. Petersburg, Alexander Beglob, about the desire to revive the Soviet experience, in which Belarus had an area of ​​responsibility for supplying products to the Russian regions. Turchek said that the Republic of Altai and Belarus could cooperate in agriculture, especially in deer breeding and the production of antler products. In addition, it will be possible to work on launching direct flights from Minsk - Gorno-Altaysk. The region is ready to provide territory to Belarus for the construction of its sanatorium. The Republic of Altai is also interested in the supply of various Belarusian equipment. Thus, this week Lukashenko held his second meeting with the head of the Russian region. According to the Belarusian leader, strengthening cooperation at the regional level helps Minsk and Moscow deal with tremendous Western pressure.