Latin names will be removed from road signs in Belarus
By the end of 2023, only the official languages Belarusian and Russian will remain on the signs, Sputnik reported. The names of streets and cities in Latin letters will be removed.
Interest rates on loans in Belarus continued to decline
Loan rates in Belarus continued to decline in August 2023 amid a further slowdown in annual inflation. In August, inflation was 2.3%, and in June the indicator reached 2.7%, BelTA reported.
Ultramodern exhibition center will open in Minsk by 2025
Recently, a new park was opened at the Cnianskaje reservoir, which was built according to the plan for the development of the residential complex North Shore. Now a new exhibition complex is being built nearby, Kaktutzhit.by reported.
Representatives of 156 nationalities live in Belarus
According to the representative of the Ministry of Culture, representatives of 156 nationalities now live in Belarus, Minsk-News reported. Among them are Japanese, Peruvians, Nigerians, Palestinians, Koreans, Azerbaijanis, Tajiks, Tatars, Bashkirs.
Belarus and China have agreed to strengthen cooperation in international format
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Belarus held a meeting with the Ambassador of China, BelTA reported. During the meeting, the sides discussed topical issues of Belarusian-Chinese cooperation.