Over the year, exports of goods and services from Belarus increased by almost 5% in January, Minsk-News reported. The export of passenger cars has grown about 3 times.
Priorbank launched SWIFT transfers from Belarus to Poland
Since November 20, Priorbank has launched money transfers in euros to Poland, the bank's press service reported. The minimum transfer amount is 3 thousand BYN or about 890 euros.
In December, the cost of dental services to decrease by 30-45%
By the end of the year, a decree of the Ministry of Health will come into force, which prescribes the maximum allowable cost of dental services. As a result, prices will fall by 33-47%, Minsk-News reports.
Belarus and China signed agreement to create association of universities
The agreement on the establishment of the Chinese-Belarusian Association of Universities was signed in Minsk on November 21, Minsk-News reported. The Belarusian State University has also become a member of the association.
Belarus signed an agreement with China to create lunar station
A delegation from China visited the Great Stone Industrial Park. On the same day, negotiations were held on the implementation of joint projects in the field of space technologies, the press service of the park reported.
Make sandwich and speak 4 foreign languages in new Minsk's cafe
Sand Witch shop has opened in Minsk. Here you can make any sandwich with stuffing. Teachers from of a school of foreign languages work on the assembly line, Koko.by reported.
Trains from Belarus will run to two more Russian cities
Belarus launches rail flights to Mineralnye Vody and Nizhny Novgorod, Sputnik reported. Russia accounts for the bulk of Belarus' international rail traffic.
Sector of industry remains the main reason of Belarusian economy's growing
The Deputy Minister of Economy said that a sector of industry remains the main driver of the growth of the Belarusian economy. Its contribution to GDP growth is more than 60%, BelTA reported.
Belarus ranked 57th in Global Talent Competitiveness Index
INSEAD released the Global Talent Competitiveness Index for 2023. It measures how effective and talanted qualified specialists are in every country. Belarus ranked 57th, between Albania and Azerbaijan, Devby.io reported.
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