Belarusian Prime Minister Alexander Turchyn, after reporting to Alexander Lukashenka on September 2 – Lukashenka himself, as usual on Wednesdays, was not shown – stated that Belarusian exports are facing problems, primarily in the field of logistics.
According to Turchyn, the economic situation in the country as a whole remains positive: over seven months, there has been GDP growth, and most industries have shown positive dynamics. However, the situation in different sectors and at individual enterprises varies significantly.
Among the main difficulties, the Prime Minister named problems with the delivery of export goods. Changes in the international situation affect Belarusian manufacturers and force them to seek alternative routes for foreign supplies.
Despite these problems, Turchyn stated that the government maintains cautious optimism and expects positive economic trends to continue until the end of this year and into the beginning of next year.
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