Belarus and the Kaluga region join forces to renew agriculture. At a meeting between the vice-chairman of the presidency of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, Piotr Kazkevich, and the delegation of the Kaluga region, led by the deputy governor Alexander Aframov, they discussed the introduction of "smart" agriculture, digitalization of the agro-industrial complex and the use of agricultural UAVs. Also, in the biotechnology center, selection of poultry and development of red breeding. Petar Kazkiewicz pointed out the high potential of cooperation: "We see great opportunities for joint work, especially in the field of introducing new technologies and training skilled personnel."