Lukashenko thanks Putin for providing Russian sea port capacities for Belarusian cargoes

10:43, 11 April

BELTA photo

Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko thanked Russian President Vladimir Putin for providing Russian sea port capacities for Belarusian cargoes as he met with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Moscow on 11 April, BelTA has learned. 

"I appreciate your support on the ports. We are working. We are looking into other ports. The Russian ports are helping us to ship products. In a word, there is no such thing as goods lying on the shore and us being unable to ship them," the Belarusian head of state said. "We work in St. Petersburg, Murmansk, and the Far East."

“In the north, too,” Vladimir Putin noted. 

Aleksandr Lukashenko confirmed that the prospects for the Northern Sea Route are good: "We have already shipped goods along the Northern Sea Route. Several thousand tonnes have already been delivered. It’s very convenient for our manufacturers. Therefore, your support has been very important for us."

Other materials of «Economics»

MAZ unveils new vehicle lineup at COMvex 2026 in Moscow

15:16, 27 May

Brest Oblast, Russia’s Tatarstan sign action plan for cooperation 2026-2027

10:00, 25 May

Production of Belarusian motorcycles launched in Russia’s Smolensk Oblast

12:37, 23 May

Belarusian cargo exports via Russian ports up 11% in Q1 2026

10:00, 12 May