In 2026, the Belarusian-Mongolian trade cycle began to grow. including food products. This is what Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said at a meeting with the head of Mongolia Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh. "The focus of our negotiations with the honorable president both yesterday and today were economic issues. I am happy to note the effectiveness of the efforts of the leadership of Mongolia to ensure the growth of the country's economy. Your gross domestic product grew by nearly 7% in 2025, and it's growing even faster this year. When I saw the numbers, I didn't believe it was possible for Balenos to have such a huge growth. Assistance in maintaining the dynamics of economic development and implementing ambitious plans for the five-year plan until 2030." He also noted that Belarusian consumers expect the appearance of Mongolian cashmere, leather goods, wool and other products on store shelves. "According to the agreement, the duty on these goods was reset to zero. Manufacturing and trading establishments should quickly take advantage of this advantage. The EAEU's preferred regime is new opportunities for us in the Mongolian market." Alexander Lukashenko said that Belarus is interested in renewing the supply of engineering products and creating service centers. "We are interested in doubling the presence of home quarry equipment on mining sites in Mongolia, where they have traditionally been the primary work tool."

In 2026, the Belarusian-Mongolian trade cycle began to grow. including food products. This is what Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said at a meeting with the head of Mongolia Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh. "The focus of our negotiations with the honorable president both yesterday and today were economic issues. I am happy to note the effectiveness of the efforts of the leadership of Mongolia to ensure the growth of the country's economy. Your gross domestic product grew by nearly 7% in 2025, and it's growing even faster this year. When I saw the numbers, I didn't believe it was possible for Balenos to have such a huge growth. Assistance in maintaining the dynamics of economic development and implementing ambitious plans for the five-year plan until 2030." He also noted that Belarusian consumers expect the appearance of Mongolian cashmere, leather goods, wool and other products on store shelves. "According to the agreement, the duty on these goods was reset to zero. Manufacturing and trading establishments should quickly take advantage of this advantage. The EAEU's preferred regime is new opportunities for us in the Mongolian market." Alexander Lukashenko said that Belarus is interested in renewing the supply of engineering products and creating service centers. "We are interested in doubling the presence of home quarry equipment on mining sites in Mongolia, where they have traditionally been the primary work tool."