Inna Khotutovskaya met with the staff of KUP "Orshakomkhoz"
Delegate of the VII All-Belarusian People's Assembly, Chairperson of the Orsha District Council of Deputies Inna Khomutovskaya met with the workforce of the State Unitary Enterprise "Orshakomhoz" to provide detailed information about the tasks for the upcoming five-year period.
Inna Viktorovna shared vivid impressions from her meeting with the President of the Republic of Belarus, noting that from the very first minutes Aleksandr Lukashenko captivated attention with the utmost relevance of the topics discussed.
– For about five hours, we listened to the Head of State in one breath, noting especially close issues for both me and, undoubtedly, for all the delegates present, – noted Inna Viktorovna
She then focused on the priority areas outlined by President of Belarus Aleksandr Lukashenko during his address with a Message to the Belarusian people and Parliament at the VNS meeting, which need to be addressed in the near future.
These include technological sovereignty, localization and cooperation, development of the national IT industry, energy security, sustainable and profitable food production. The President also referred to economy and quality as "axioms of the competitiveness of Belarusian goods." He set the task of achieving sales efficiency and making foreign trade successful, as well as developing tourism as a point of economic growth.
– Among the priority tasks for the future, the Head of State mentioned the development of strong regions and the preservation of the countryside. He emphasized that all areas of the economy should be laid as the foundation for a new regional policy, – noted the VNS delegate.
Inna Khomutovskaya informed the employees of the State Unitary Enterprise "Orshakomhoz" about the results of the second meeting of the VII All-Belarusian People's Assembly, noting that it became significant as the delegates approved the main strategic document – the Program for the Socio-Economic Development of Belarus for 2026–2030. It was presented by the Prime Minister Aleksandr Turchin, and it is not just a set of numbers and plans, but a roadmap for the future of the country.
Ludmila LYUDMINA.
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