let's move on. in non-cis countries the situation is much worse. sales volume was less than 20% compared to the pre-sanction twenty-first year. plans for export to friendly countries in the far arc have not been fulfilled. in africa, latin america, asia, today there is a huge demand for industrial products. during our president's state visit to zimbabwe, a contract for 3,500 tractors was signed. unfortunately, this year in zimbabwe. there is a drought and we have not yet implemented this contract and have not begun to implement it, but we are confident that the implementation of this contract will begin in the near future, maybe even this year. we also talked about energy-rich tractors; they are more efficient in operation, but some farms simply cannot afford them. there is only one option - to buy on lease, but if the only problem was money. at present, we are still just arriving at a schedule for the supply of components that could really work.

something this tractor can reproduce up to 80 hectares ; a belarusian tractor always delivers spare parts if it breaks down on time and... well, no large downtime, that is, you can fix it in a day and move on, the plans for this year are to sell more than 36 units of equipment on the site of the minsk tractor plant, whether this is a lot or a little, the task is to maintain the market, investment, technology, discipline, quality, this chain is equally important for everyone no matter what the scale of production, but here one more and most important link is missing, these are people, they do their job with a smile on their face...

specialists, they love the place in which they work, they already admit behind the scenes, this is the only way to report, doing their it's okay overcome all difficulties, there will be many of them along the way, the quality is in the answer daria, alexey the youth and alexander samailovich. by the way, today there are more than 40,000 mtz tractors on the market of one of the distant arc countries in egypt alone. they say there is a belarusian tractor in every village. there are plans for this year, plus another 280 units. the contracts have been signed, and in 2 years we will double the volume of supplies . this past week, a delegation of the belarusian government led by the prime minister was in cairo on an official visit. negotiation

roman golovchenko with his colleague mustafa matbuli in parliament at a business forum and discussing new joint productions and showrooms at the mas dealership site, and this is only part of a large negotiation program. as a result, eight contracts worth $12 million were signed, agreements on trade assistance, interaction between financial departments and free economic zones, ours with the egyptian investment authority. there are also agreements on a number of projects from. tire manufacturing to pharmaceuticals and export of educational services. than today we are interested in this market in general, africa , the middle east and what we can offer each other. our correspondent svetlana lukinyuk talked about this in the new capital of egypt near cairo with our ambassador to egypt sergei terentyev, who also heads the diplomatic missions of belarus in algeria, sudan and oman part-time. good afternoon, we are now in egypt, but the countries for which you are responsible are, of course, algeria and oman. also sudan, in general, if

we talk about africa and the middle east today, how it is changing, how can we build this political and economic dialogue so that it is mutually beneficial, this region is developing dynamically, first of all, it is important to note that the countries of this region, for the most part, turn to us, if there was a certain time of calm, there was a certain time , there may be some concerns or embarrassment, then i would say that in the last year we have been feeling - movement forward, we feel interest in us, the market is huge, the population of egypt is currently officially 107 million people, mind you, over the last year increased by 2 million people, and they need to eat, they need to dress, they need to get an education, this is a huge niche, i’m only talking about egypt, the same applies to algeria, a very interesting, very progressive country, we are converting this positive attitude towards us political contacts in the economy with them. sudan is our traditional

partner, it’s not easy there now, there ’s practically a civil war going on there now, but the sudanese know us, i’ll even say frankly, the sudanese love us, and we love them, so i think that with sudan we have this...