What Igor Moroz talked about at the meeting with the staff of the Orshansky Construction Trust No. 18

As part of the Unified Day of Informing the Population, the chairman of the Orsha District Executive Committee, Igor Moroz, met with the team of Orsha Construction Trust No. 18.

This is not the first dialogue in this format with the employees of this enterprise. The topic of the lively discussion was "Quality Five-Year Plan: Results of the Year of Improvement." The head of the ideological work and youth affairs department of the Orsha District Executive Committee, Maria Shmatova, presented general information on this issue. She talked about the work done in this direction across the country, how cities and settlements are transforming, and the significance of community clean-up days and the contribution of each citizen to maintaining order on the land.

Regarding the scale of developments this year in the Orsha region, the chairman himself spoke. Two landmark places have appeared in Orsha: the Square of the State Symbols of the Republic of Belarus and the Labor Glory Square, as well as active road repairs, improvement of yard areas and children's playgrounds, and work on greening. The agrotown Smol'yany has also significantly transformed.

Igor Moroz emphasized the importance of stable work in the construction industry for the region's economy, particularly for Construction Trust No. 18 and its subdivisions. He stressed that the enterprise must move forward and develop, mastering new technologies, particularly large-panel housing construction.

As for plans for 2026, there are many ideas and projects. This includes the construction of a new dairy farm near the agrotown of Zubrevichi, widening the roadway under the railway bridge at the intersection of Mira and I. Yakubovsky streets, and comprehensive improvement for the district holiday "Dazhynki" in the urban settlement of Orekhovsk, among others.

Participants of the meeting actively asked Igor Alexandrovich pressing questions, mainly concerning the improvement of the urban environment and the comfortable living of the region's residents.

Anastasia TUROK.
Photo by Sergey SLEPTSOV. 

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