when we talk about the eurasian economic union, we talk more about the public sector, those legislative changes , including those that were adopted, are aimed at industry, for example, industrial cooperation, as it were, the main thing, the main feature of the eec, is for business, of course, the conditions are slightly different, and here i think there is a certain flaw, because even if we look at the publication. analytical , including, then this segment, i think, is sagging a little, but it’s being done very a lot, we do not always advertise this, and here the question is also competition, between not only government entities, but also business , when the best names come for business, it is never peaceful, when there is competition, when there are more stringent conditions, it conducts as if there was such a natural selection, the strongest would survive, well, the weak.

unfortunately, if we talk about yas in general, how should we build relations with third countries? when it comes to premium market technologies, we must create the technologies ourselves look for premium markets for ourselves, and we must also become a premium market, this is also a task for the eurasian economic union, for other countries, africa, but we must not forget about asia, because we are part of the eurasian economic union - this is part of asia , first of all, that’s why we are here...

because we didn’t have time to do something, but we did many times more than they did in a short time. please tell me, for the average person, what is the benefit of the eac to an ordinary citizen? i would remember the eurasian customs code economic union, this is a multifaceted , codified international document, an international agreement that was adopted and approved by all of us in very difficult conditions... by us, i believe that this is a huge job, which is important for an ordinary citizen who participates in economic life is very active, this is, first of all, simplification of procedures, most importantly, acceleration of the sale of goods, passage through customs, and of course digital solutions, all this has been decided within the framework of the customs code, we just need a little more about it talk, remember about this, now let's take a break for a short advertisement, then about digital innovations, let's plunge into the atmosphere.

thank you, stay with us, the work is written, i am a jeweler, in his hands you can see the shimmer of precious stones, the shine of precious metals, when there is gold, you already need to think first, then do it, measure seven times, cut once, something like this, although if... if a hammer were to hit the product all over again, is there a place for fear in jewelry? bozen passes through a couple of weeks of work, say, gold, and it becomes just the building material you work with, everything else, then everything works out, in the belarusian program, a jewelry master with thirty years of experience, arrest stilmoshchuk, will talk about his craft, a diverse technical solution, it didn’t work out.

only on our tv channel, this is an area of ​​interest, we continue, now about exchange rates: the belarusian ruble has strengthened against the dollar and the yuan. so, the american dollar costs 3 rubles, 18 kopecks. euro now. at

the national bank rate 3.46, for 10 yuan they ask for 4.38, 100 russian rubles costs 3.59. digital the transformation of the economy in minsk-orenye is taking place internationally. the chiba 2024 exhibition has been visited by more than 600,000 people over 30 years, such interest is due to the large number of new products presented annually by about three hundred companies. the focus is on practical digital solutions for different areas of the economy. belarus can safely be called a country of digital opportunities; all technological innovations are aimed at improving the quality of life of people. from the minsk arena, reporting by anton malyuta. there is such a modern tradition in belarus, once in year in the minsk arena it becomes very technological, three hundred companies each with their own new products, if once chiba was a more commercial initiative, today

the flagships of digitalization are also government agencies. today we are presenting the social protection portal, this is an updated version, the social protection portal accumulates in one resource all the information about... even 2-3 years ago we said that artificial intelligence, willy-nilly, will take over all essentially aspects of life and activity

of any person on the earth. from the exhibits that are presented today at in our section, more than half are artificial intelligence, to one degree or another. moreover, the areas of application of artificial intelligence are, well, almost all the same, where simply information communication technologies were previously used, this includes medicine, and industry, and machine vision, and in all areas. the main requirement for innovation is that it can be applied in practice, no matter in what field, industry or education, it will benefit people and the economy. support system for any initiatives in the country are built, it would be easy to find and make sure. in the eyes of young people there is a keen interest, the main thing is to direct it in the right direction. we present 3d printers, these are the first 3d printers made in belarus, quite high quality, good assembly, apparently, high printing speed, universal, you can print with any type

of plastic, it’s very easy to operate, in principle you very quickly figure out how and what setting up and generally doing it, this is our first time this year, everything is quite interesting. next door to startups are brands, who need no introduction, such a fusion of youthful experience is the secret of chiba’s success, over 30 years there have been more than 600 thousand visitors, including from other countries. this time the most solid representation from key partners of russian regions. why is nizhny novgorod interested in its presence here on tiba? nizhny novgorod is one of the largest regions, which is growing quite quickly and increasing its influence in the sphere of our technological industry.

we are on air every tuesday, wednesday and thursday with the most noticeable in the economy, see you later. ivan kuzmich zakharov is one of the organizers

and leaders of the communist underground and partisan movement in the vitebsk region. movement in the asvei district of the vitebsk region. in april 1942, he organized and headed a partisan detachment, which consisted of only 11 people. the detachment quickly became stronger and grew in numbers. and by june '42, the partisans moved from minor sabotage to operations against large enemy forces. while performing assigned tasks. people's avengers under the leadership of zakharov, saving their comrades, women, old people and children,

showed miracles of heroism and selflessness. for exemplary performance of command tasks behind enemy lines and special merits in the development of the partisan movement, colonel zakharov ivan kuzmich was awarded the title of hero of the soviet union, with the award of the order. leni and gold star medals.

what is happening to the media in belarus? alexander lukashenko gave a good assessment of both the media and journalists during his speech at the media community forum in mogilev. in some ways he praised the work done, but not without criticism . probably the last one is the most important. it’s time to relax and rest on our laurels, not time for complacency,” the president emphasized. time to work ahead, time to understand and feel your information enemy. and these are , first of all, centers of information and psychological operations, which are grouped under the roof of nato. ukraine, poland, lithuania, latvia, estonia and half the world. but our main weapon is not stunts and lies, the enemy’s favorite methods, but the truth. but the truth is often visible from afar, but this is different, i’m ksenia lebedeva with you, hello! just recently, the so

-called international non-governmental organization reporters without borders presented its new ranking, the world press freedom index. before moving on to the numbers, i would like to remind you what the organization is fighting against. against censorship for the free and safe work of journalists, you won’t believe it, but journalists in belarus are for exactly this approach, but for some reason ukraine takes 61 first places, and belarus and russia 167 and 162, respectively, lithuania is thirteenth, latvia. indeed, freedom of speech, for example, in moldova, which is now joining the european union, where literally last week another dozen media outlets were closed under... the auspices of freedom of speech, supposedly they are financed by someone there, they are not financed by anyone, and if are even funded,

then why are you closing them, for example, in contrast to russia, where there is simply a label on the agent, freedom of speech, which really does not exist either in lithuania or latvia, and i’m not even talking about ukraine, where people are not can say nothing at best will be taken to the front. alexander lukashenko very correctly said that the word is a weapon, there is an information war, there is an emotional war, there is a war of meanings on... how journalists need to understand what kind of shells you are sending. of course, you can’t slide into some kind of barely, you can’t lick everyone now , on the contrary, i believe that it is the state media that have the right to criticize and find the pain points of certain government structures, government institutions, because we have one task - to make our country, our community is stronger, more honest, more correct, and so on, and nowhere without criticism, so we also need to be attentive to this, to be kind there, this is very bad, sterility is generally harmful.

this ranking is ostensibly based on assessments from experts in the region who answer specific questions. i have such an immodest question: who among the belarusian journalists was asked? it’s just that none of my colleagues have heard of any racing. okay, we're an outcast in your advanced media community. so in ukraine, which journalist are you with? talked? how, for example, to deal with that. that even the us state debt included the ukrainian united news telethon in the report on human rights violations. the united states department of state issued a report on the violation. usa. the document notes that the signing of a decree introducing martial law by president vladimir zelensky in february 2022 made it possible to introduce further restrictions on the media and media freedom. for example, according to the us state debt,

the telethon adheres to the government line in covering the russian-ukrainian war. introduction. has made possible an unprecedented level of control over primetime television news, according to the united states. the report also mentions the prohibition of blocking, the introduction of sanctions by the government against the media and individual journalists who were considered a threat to national security or expressed positions that, according to the authorities, undermine the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country. actually, a worthy prime minister of anti-freedom.

fearing that they were simply residents of latvia, they were not there, they were cleared out right here one by one, lithuania and estonia will be able to receive an alternative point of view, to hear not what the government of these three republics puts in their ears or pours into their ears, but what kind of freedom of speech can there be when

people are in prison in the three baltic republics for what they did, when people are tried for what... what are they doing, if we take latvia, these are 14 journalists who are in the dock , the case has been dragging on since 1919, if we take lithuania, there is in lithuania, for example, or rather there was a forum, an international forum good neighborliness, we can say that members of this forum there were also, well, some kind of journalists, and, say, erika shvencioni, who regularly spoke, made statements, they even created their own television, which is in the lithuanian language, a little lithuanian.

he was politically persecuted, but the point is that he had already been officially expelled, he was not allowed to challenge permission to live, to remain living in lithuania, where he had all his relatives and his whole life had passed. after 2020, we, belarusian journalists, became more aggressive, more daring, but working with the truth is our credo, and this is the most difficult thing. when the enemy regularly uses prohibited weapons against us, even lies. victory, including those who subjected the flow of departures to strict verification, then dirt is on us. our journalists worked well together.