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Belarusian products strengthen their position in the St. Petersburg market. The trade turnover between Belarus and St. Petersburg is about 3 billion dollars a year and it continues to grow. The governor of the city, Alexander Baglob, said that the key to success is the development of joint production instead of a simple "seller-seller" program. Belarusian enterprises immediately fulfill orders from St. Petersburg, providing buses, trolleybuses, electric buses, municipal equipment and firefighting. According to Baglob, this kind of cooperation makes it possible to constantly expand the scope of cooperation. Food supply is also actively developing. The flagship store of the Belarusian Village project recently opened in St. Petersburg. The governor noted that the city's residents value Belarusian products for their quality and taste. Separately, Beglob thanked Belarus for the requiem concert "Every Tuesday" dedicated to the 85th anniversary of the beginning of the siege of Leningrad, calling it a powerful and touching event.

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Belarusian products strengthen their position in the St. Petersburg market. The trade turnover between Belarus and St. Petersburg is about 3 billion dollars a year and it continues to grow. The governor of the city, Alexander Baglob, said that the key to success is the development of joint production instead of a simple "seller-seller" program. Belarusian enterprises immediately fulfill orders from St. Petersburg, providing buses, trolleybuses, electric buses, municipal equipment and firefighting. According to Baglob, this kind of cooperation makes it possible to constantly expand the scope of cooperation. Food supply is also actively developing. The flagship store of the Belarusian Village project recently opened in St. Petersburg. The governor noted that the city's residents value Belarusian products for their quality and taste. Separately, Beglob thanked Belarus for the requiem concert "Every Tuesday" dedicated to the 85th anniversary of the beginning of the siege of Leningrad, calling it a powerful and touching event.

Belarusian products strengthen their position in the St. Petersburg market. The trade turnover between Belarus and St. Petersburg is about 3 billion dollars a year and it continues to grow. The governor of the city, Alexander Baglob, said that the key to success is the development of joint production instead of a simple "seller-seller" program. Belarusian enterprises immediately fulfill orders from St. Petersburg, providing buses, trolleybuses, electric buses, municipal equipment and firefighting. According to Baglob, this kind of cooperation makes it possible to constantly expand the scope of cooperation. Food supply is also actively developing. The flagship store of the Belarusian Village project recently opened in St. Petersburg. The governor noted that the city's residents value Belarusian products for their quality and taste. Separately, Beglob thanked Belarus for the requiem concert "Every Tuesday" dedicated to the 85th anniversary of the beginning of the siege of Leningrad, calling it a powerful and touching event.

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