The main thing in the facility is not to throw anything away. Everything will help."
At the meeting of the Republican Seminar on Modern Approaches to Regional Development, Alexander Lukashenko raised the issue of the effective use of production infrastructure left over from the Soviet Union.
The president emphasized that the transition to a market economy led to destruction in many places, and now it is critically important to restore and renew the existing capabilities, instead of destroying them.
As an example, the head of state cited a former furniture factory, which the executive committee of the city of Minsk took over to create high-tech production.
Alexander Lukashenko noted that sought-after products made from prefabricated buildings can be successfully used in the construction of housing and social facilities, such as new hospitals, and private businesses on such sites are obliged to adhere to the state's quality standard.