The BelCCI launches the "Exporter's Path 2026" business course
14:50, 24 September
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The Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry is organizing the "Exporter's Path 2026" business course to train enterprises in the fundamentals and nuances of entering foreign markets. Vitaly Vabishchevich, Deputy Chairman of the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, announced this at a press conference, reports a Soyuz.by correspondent.
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Educational programs for exporters have been running for eight years now, and the BelCCI’s Business Education Center has officially attained the status of a business school. "There are questions regarding exports – even to neighboring countries, let alone to 'distant markets' such as Africa, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and others. It is important to understand how to operate in these markets and what the nuances are. This business course is specifically designed to help address these complex challenges. Top executives from Belarusian enterprises will discuss their operational practices and share their experiences. We have received support from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, among others, and a meeting with ambassadors is scheduled," said Vitaly Vabishchevich.
The program is divided into nine two-day modules held at various venues, including the Belarusian Universal Commodity Exchange, Gosstandart, the Great Stone Industrial Park, and exporting enterprises. Topics include the recovery of overdue debt and the protection of national brands. Experts will also analyze specific case studies. "Our goal is to bring participants as close as possible to real-world practice. The training format is flexible," noted Vitaly Vabishchevich.
Over the past years, more than 2,000 people have taken part in business courses for exporters. Forums and meetings focused on practical results also attract a substantial audience.
