Lukashenka confirmed his intention to build another nitrogen plant
Alexander Lukashenka confirmed plans to build another nitrogen fertilizer plant in Belarus. He also announced the need to increase the production of phosphorus fertilizers. This was discussed on November 9 in Shklov at a meeting dedicated to modern approaches to regional development, writes BelTA.

Lukashenka reminded that Belarus has already sent a trial batch of potash fertilizers to the USA. According to him, the Americans are also interested in their supplies. However, first and foremost, Belarusian farmers must be provided with fertilizers.
"Today fertilizers have a decent price. Even the Americans are asking me to supply them with potash fertilizers. We have sent a trial batch. We are unloading it. But first and foremost, we care about providing our farmers," he stated.
Lukashenka emphasized that for this, proper storage bases and warehouses must be created. Fertilizers, he said, cannot be left in the open air, especially since they now have a high price.
The politician also announced that the issue of building another enterprise for the production of nitrogen fertilizers is currently being worked out. In addition, Belarus is actively working on developing the production of phosphorus fertilizers.
Lukashenka would like their production to increase. In this case, the country will be able to produce complex fertilizers, for which, according to him, the international market pays well.
In September of this year, at a meeting with the governor of the Ulyanovsk region of Russia, Aleksey Russkikh, Lukashenka already proposed building a nitrogen plant jointly with Gazprom. At that time, he linked this idea with the possibility of supplying products to the USA.
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