Belarusian President Alyaksandr Lukashenka will hold talks with Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi in Minsk on Monday. Lukashenka greeted the Libyan leader on his arrival in the country on Sunday. The Belarusian president's press service said the leaders would discuss a range of bilateral and international issues, but did not give specifics.
A Belarusian-Polish economic forum will be held in Minsk on November 4 and 5. Taking part in the 12th Neighbourhood forum will be government officials and managers of Belarusian and Polish companies of various types of ownership.
MAZ-MAN is interested in exports to the European Union but is deterred by the 27-nation bloc’s high import duty on vehicles, Alyaksandr Kartynnik, director of the truck manufacturer, told a group of visiting foreign reporters in Minsk last week.
Chemicals maker Palimir is to merge with the Navapolatsk-based petrochemical giant Naftant, accorrding to the decision taken by shareholders of the two enterprises. Polimir is expected to remain an independent unit with its own bank account. No job cuts are anticipated at the moment, reports the official news agency BELTA.
Hrodna regional branch of the State Control Committee has finished the investigation of the criminal case against a group of businessmen led by the son-in-law of Maj-Gen Ivan Syarhei, Commandant of the Police Academy of Belarus. Zyanon Lomats, the chairman of the State Control Committee, has this case under his personal control.
Belarus and Libya signed four agreements after the talks between presidents Alyaksandr Lukashenka and Muammar Gaddafi on Monday. The parties inked the convention on avoiding double taxation and a protocol on cooperation between the Belarusian Justice Ministry and the Libyan justice committee as well as a memorandum on mutual understanding between the Belarusian standardisation committee and the Libyan national centre for standardisation and metrology
Belarusian President Alyaksandr Lukashenka will hold talks with Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi in Minsk on Monday. Lukashenka greeted the Libyan leader on his arrival in the country on Sunday. The Belarusian president's press service said the leaders would discuss a range of bilateral and international issues, but did not give specifics.
Belarus and Libya signed four agreements after the talks between presidents Alyaksandr Lukashenka and Muammar Gaddafi on Monday. The parties inked the convention on avoiding double taxation and a protocol on cooperation between the Belarusian Justice Ministry and the Libyan justice committee as well as a memorandum on mutual understanding between the Belarusian standardisation committee and the Libyan national centre for standardisation and metrology
