Belarus to expand machinery network in Russia’s Far East by end of 2026
09:00, 21 October
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By the end of the year, Belarus will determine which Far East region will host another multibrand center for Belarusian machinery, Belarusian Industry Minister Andrei Kuznetsov said on the air of the First News TV Channel on 20 October, BelTA has learned.
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The development of a network of multibrand centers for Belarusian machinery abroad is seen as a way to showcase Belarus’ industrial sector. There are already 14 such centers in operation.
“The Russian market is a priority. We have established joint ventures such as Amkodor-Bryansk and Bryanskselmash. These results are possible thanks to joint efforts and products made within the Union State of Belarus and Russia,” Andrei Kuznetsov said.
The minister emphasized that the Russian Federation also remains a priority market for Belarusian goods. “We are learning from countries in the ‘far arc’. By the end of the year, exports to Africa are expected to grow by more than 130% compared with 2025,” he said. The minister also spoke about logistical challenges, including changing supply routes, and delivery delays.
Nevertheless, all targets set for the year will be met by the end of 2026.
Andrei Kuznetsov explained that in 2027 Belarus plans to expand the geographical reach of its machinery supplies and enter new markets.
