3.69 BYN
2.98 BYN
3.45 BYN
Economy
From agriculture to industry. Belarus and Libya discuss further cooperation
The Libyan government held talks in Benghazi with the participation of the Belarusian delegation headed by Deputy Prime Minister Viktor Karankevich
Belarusian flax sold to UAE for the first time at BUCE
For the first time, Belarusian flax was sold through the Belarusian Universal Commodity Exchange (BUCB) to the United Arab Emirates
Libya needs wide range of competencies - Belarusians are ready to offer
The Belarusian government delegation arrived at the invitation of the Libyan side. The key aspect for interaction – economy
MFA Comments on EU Raised Tariffs on Belarusian Products
The decision by the European Union to impose higher import customs duties on Belarusian products is seen as blatant trade protectionism, a manifestation of unfair competition, and a poor imitation of active policies by European institutions
Why Are Everyone Buying Gold, and How Belarus Is Protecting Itself from Global Crashes?
Market instability and the crisis in the United States are prompting central banks and investors worldwide to turn to gold. A rapid and substantial influx of this natural store of value is underway. Belarus and Russia are actively increasing their gold reserves, aligning with this trend. Why is everyone buying gold, and how are we shielding ourselves from global downturns? Find out more in the "Simple Economy" feature.
Belarus and Nicaragua Sign $36 Million Contracts
Belarus and Nicaragua have signed contracts valued at 36 million dollars
Belarusian delegation led by First Deputy Chairman of National Bank visits Nicaragua
An increasing amount of Belarusian machinery is operating throughout Central America
More than 2 thousand units of machinery supplied: how Belarus helps Zimbabwe to develop agriculture
Zimbabwean market is in dire need of Belarusian agricultural machinery
Figures are promising, but the potential is far greater — Lukashenko on Cooperation with Krasnoyarsk
Belarus and the Krasnoyarsk Krai of Russia maintain a noteworthy partnership, yet the existing potential suggests that their collaboration could be significantly more effective
Belarus' GDP grew by 2.8% in January-April
In current prices, it amounted to almost 81.5 billion rubles