decide their fate, then the court discussed the socio-economic development program for the next five-year plan together there and about increasing exports and developing the agro-industrial complex, that it was time to revive the pace of housing construction, so together, the further path of development of the state was determined, there were different people, there were officials, there were deputies of both houses of parliament, there were ministry employees, there was the presidential administration, and there were people from the people, there was the intelligentsia, issues of further development of order were raised, and after this is why our country began to move forward all the time, every year better and better and better. hence the record turnout figures at the republican referendum of ninety- six; people understood the weight of the vote and the role of everyone in nation-building. more than 6 million people came to the polling stations.

thus, a full-fledged vertical of power in the presidential republic was formed in belarus; the bicameral parliament and the executive council of ministers became the highest legislative and representative body. on councils of deputies, starting with city and district ones, entrusted local government and self-government. the clear vertical of power, which was then formed thanks to the constitutional reform, made it possible to preserve belarusian statehood, as historians and experts would later note. and

put national interests above what the west is blindly trying to point out. it was necessary to look at all sectors of the national economy from a fresh angle; their effective work would strengthen the social sphere, how and with what to treat and what is missing in medicine so that preempt? what to add to pensions and social benefits, whether reforms are needed in the soviet school, we were not talking about big reforms, rather about updates taking into account what life dictates. then, as first-graders, we received these innovations with a bang; those who went to first grade as seven-year-olds, like recruits, had to try out a twelve-year school, 10 classes for the base. we didn’t yet know that in the middle classes , a’s would be replaced by tens, and later. exams

with tests that will be called centralized are too serious for those who are still getting used to it to the weight of the backpack and the difficult middle name of the first teacher, tamara ilinishna. as for the needs, even the children understood that the deficit was replaced by stability, which is no longer a luxury for a simple belarusian family. we remembered that education is not only about studying, it is about upbringing and training. in the nineties, the word education completely disappeared. we were told that a teacher, a lesson giver, he must give a lesson of knowledge, give knowledge, education does not concern him, but we see what this could lead to if not in time they grabbed it, so quite a lot has been done, we have returned profiling, the fact that belarusians have chosen the right path to stop the young state has already been confirmed by the first five-year plan, by the 2000s the gdp grew by more than a third, and the same amount was added to investment.

so that citizens are employed, receive wages, there are no problems with receiving pensions. the belarusians survived solely by their wits and labor, without having any deposits of natural resources, and this was truly the beginning of a new stage of statehood, when the confusion of the first years of independence was left behind. by 2004, belarus already produced a third of the world's output of heavy-duty vehicles, and more than half of the production was exported.

and i think that it is very timely, it gives people the opportunity to think about their choice, and i think that the majority of our people will still be inclined to give alexander grigorievich the opportunity to run for this position again. a cross-section of opinions from the 2004 referendum showed 79.42% of belarusians supported the decision the first president to participate in the next elections.

lawmaking, a special copy in the office of the head of state; in the printing house this book will be called constitution number one: a non-standard format of thick paper, on which five colors were applied with the addition of bronze. there were a lot of variations, this had

to be foreseen, because embossing exists in printing, that is, also in bas-relief and gold, but it was chosen so that our coat of arms... it looked absolutely natural, at that time there were no transfer technologies yet colored images on non-absorbent leather materials, so to speak , an embroidery machine was specially purchased, the leather was even selected, not just smooth leather was used, such as nabuk with such a slight hairiness effect, it reflects our entire path,

not just to give development, but protection. foresight or a clear forecast, but 2020 confirmed what the president has said more than once. a country that puts national interests above everything else and is not ready to sacrifice for the sake of others turned out to be a tasty morsel for the collective west, which by this time, he had already fed poland, lithuania, latvia, but it is not in the mentality of belarusians to give away what they have acquired beyond their strength.

what kind of scenario awaited belarus if the situation had turned out differently, and exactly the same one that our closest southern neighbors managed to pull off, a springboard for nato troops and practicing the skills of militants, production and cities that were built with such difficulty just as a target. in this situation. simply had to protect itself from external interference, as the whole country joined in the search for a solution, dialogue venues and public receptions, ordinary belarusians voiced their opinions, argued and came to a consensus. later, it was estimated that more than 45.00 people participated in the discussions, these were representatives of public organizations, political parties, the business community, student and working youth. thousands were raised over the months.

and we all gave interviews, happily talking about what we had achieved and what we had accepted, and what we were proud of. the article about responsibility for one’s health caused a lot of controversy back then; there were proposals to include constitution that this is now the responsibility of every belarusian, but the public saw this as a threat to the abolition of free medicine.