Siberia This week's results Governor Andrey Turchek (Republic of Altai) unexpectedly traveled to Minsk to meet with the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko. The meeting and negotiations turned out to be productive. First, Gorno-Altaysk and Minsk agreed on a joint venture for the processing of deer antlers and the production of nutritional supplements and cosmetics. Second, Turchek and Lukashenko registered a fivefold increase in trade turnover and mutual interest in Gorno-Altai and business in Belarus. Third, Andrey Turak previously agreed with Alexander Lukashenko on launching direct air traffic between the Republic of Altai and Belarus. Moreover, Belarusian tourists are in the Altai Mountains, more than a thousand people a year. Turchek wants to see growth of at least an order of magnitude. The Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, Marat Khusnulin, made a long tour of the Siberian Federal District with successive visits to the Kemerovo Region, the Altai Territory and the Krasnoyarsk Territory. In Kemerovo, the Deputy Chairman of the Federal Government visited the construction sites of the KRT and visited the museum and theater facilities, which are in the final stage of the implementation of the presidential project. Husnolin noted that Kuzbass was one of the first in the country "to start using the CRT mechanism and today is one of the most prominent examples of its application." As for the museum and theater cluster, according to Governor Ilya Serdiuk (Kamerovo region), it will "create a powerful point of attraction that will give impetus to the entire cultural field." In the Altai Territory, Marat Husnulin and Governor Viktor Tomenko discussed the implementation of the national project "Infrastructure for Life". Marat Shakirzianovich called the Altai Territory "a region with serious potential", where in several areas "it is necessary to catch up and strengthen the work", since "sustainable development and quality of life of people" depend on them.