Lukashenko approves Belarus’ key economic targets for 2027
12:33, 30 September
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Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko signed Decree No. 342 on 30 September, approving the key socio-economic development indicators and targets for 2027, the press service of the head of state told BelTA.
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The document aims to ensure effective economic growth and qualitative social development for the country.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth is targeted at 101.9% compared to 2026. To achieve this, the investment program will be accelerated, with fixed asset investment set to increase by 3.1%, which in turn will drive growth in the country’s manufacturing and production sector.
A 2.9% increase in export sales of goods and services will be driven by a broad geography of foreign trade contacts and expanded cooperation with key economic footholds in the People’s Republic of China, the Russian Federation, the CIS and other countries.
The successful implementation of investment, production, and export plans will ensure a 3% growth in the population’s real disposable money income.
The National Bank and the government are tasked with a target to limit inflation to a level not exceeding 6%.
To achieve the designated targets, the government is instructed to approve the socio-economic development plan for 2027 within two months.
