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not only about significant events, we introduce you to active, energetic and inspiring people who live in belarus and do everything for its development, belarus can be different to understand and feel. she needs to be seen with her own eyes. my name is vladimir matveev. i am the head of the department for covering the activities of the president of the belarusian telegraph agency, and i work with the head of state every day. i cover the events that take place in belarus, the foreign visits of the belarusian leader. eh, but

like in any work, a lot of e, the life of poole journalists remains behind the scenes, a is often filled with interesting details. especially when it comes to the president. but about this is what i would like to talk about today. and on the air, the program say, do not be silent in the studio of victoria popova and tatyana shcherbina and in the studio today vladimir matveev good afternoon vladimir hello very nice. hello , let's introduce you to our viewers slightly 15 years old. you write about the activities of the president. you work on the belts of the so-called presidential field. and recently you were awarded an award. francisco with karina

medal. yes, alexander grigoryevich handed you this first state award. first state award. eh, but five years ago. eh me handed. uh, also alexander grigoryevich in the same hall, the gratitude of the president of the republic of belarus is formal, but uh, state awards are not considered, but, naturally, the perception of everyone and journalists in us in the first place. what is another award? this is just as honorable, therefore, given that under alexander grigoryevich it is the head of state, therefore, i personally think that i still have two state awards, it is always pleasant at this level when your work is appreciated. yes, everyone's work is visible and noticeable. you can say yes, moreover, this is not only my job, but that of all that large team beat something and e of my department of people who also work in the pool of the president from the belt just like me. these are editors who read our materials

, people who are photographed put on the site and promote. it's on social media and so on. that is, well, it’s a big team, a huge team work, but let’s remember how your work in the field began and there is a short video where you yourself talk about it in an interesting and spontaneous way. it came out. i am a journalist who worked on military topics. uh, the military very much covered the exercises and my senior colleagues who worked at that time in the presidential field. this will help us. well , here i am, in fact, one of the answers of the head of state to the question, which concerned the exercises, the military component, but i worked it out, but work with the president. after all, it is sometimes very stressful and you have to master new specialties. here you were once taught even to work with a sickle. well, she know how hmm tense. hmm, it's hard to say, it's

more of a responsibility, because here's just a recent example. uh, we now have an e-belta right next to the history department. e, it is located, and the historical faculty of the bsu building is being renovated there now. here i am sitting in my office. hey, i'm looking at winter. there are people on the roof of the roof of me, yes, he is like this among his colleagues. here's an idea, tell them. what a difficult job you have, and not the wind on the roof in winter, yes, that is, the complexity of tension, you understand it everywhere. and here it is a little different plan, it is important for sure understand what the head of state wants to convey. eh, to those who will read and watch this news there, eh, and it’s correct to convey all this quickly. that is to say, do your job. and of course, those topics, uh, that affect the head of state. e during events. uh, those issues that are being considered. uh,

naturally, they affect the fate of people on the fate of the whole country, therefore, there are some inaccuracies of roughness. it is highly recommended to avoid. even minimal very often journalists very much like our community to remember how we started with a reel and were bat technique is completely different when you started working. i think 15 years ago. and today there is a lot. at least it has changed, and for you it has become easier or more difficult today with development. you know, again, there are very twofold questions here, but with one. on the other hand, technically technologically easier , on the other hand, a huge number of additional sources of information have appeared, which must be taken into account, where you need to dive and see where this information comes from, as i have already said. uh, telegram in the social network, and none, yes, various uh sites, uh, plus. eh, now everyone counts. uh, a press secretary for myself. yes, an official. they have

some personal accounts, which means that something may appear there. if earlier you received information conditionally, or from an official. specifically, either he called the servants by phone , but now it is sometimes up to ten places of some sites. where can this or that information come from, and this is only for one , let's say, ministry, and now you multiply it all in progression and so on. hmm, in this regard, of course, it has become more difficult to catch mice. you have do yes and catch mice and receive information, and there are more opportunities for those who want to create all sorts of fakes, stuffing, and so on. that is, there are more opportunities. for them, accordingly, we need to counteract all this in time to see some things , comment on them, and so on. explain to me that technically you are now standing there in the palace, yes, you are only transmitting to the build or you must

both telegram channel and viber there or else on some editor, who, in fact, then receives the broadcast, there are tapes, an information tape belt, so you can subscribe to and, uh, these are the news that, well, in the end, they appear on the tape on the site, and then on social networks via telegram , uh , channel, and so on there on youtube video , other people are already doing this. they work with this content and upload it there, as i said. well, a big team so that all this final media product is visible to the reader. we have already found out that the technical conditions have changed, and uh, and the methods and methods of transmission information about the president has changed during this time. naturally. ah, head of state. e changes over those years and over these 15 years and in general over the period of his presidency. i am sure that he also gained additional experience in

understanding certain processes in public administration. that is, i think that he is the same as all people, but every year with every next presidential term. he also learns something for himself. well, because it is impossible otherwise, but er key things. uh, what the president is talking about, let's say his image, so thinking and so on. they naturally do not change, but some messages that he broadcasts to society, let's say, and about the world, right? we know that's the head of state hmm in all conflicts in general that have been called for peace. this is, uh, to. he himself personally told the example between armenia and azerbaijan. uh, how he participated in some negotiations. yes, and the minsk group, and again , began work, where in minsk e to regulate this conflict. i recently read the news for myself that the current president of kyrgyzstan is saranbaidzhanbekov, and

collected somewhere on a neutral site. he met with all the former presidents of the country. well, unfortunately, they did. uh, that every president has his supporters, and hmm, the country is somehow divided in the end. uh, and so, if you remember, uh, bakiyev was in belarus, how much noise there was then . there were graters in relations with kyrgyzstan and so on, but in the end, here is the decision of our president, and so, let's say such a shelter, we will say in belarus and bakiyev. it also played a plus. then. uh, if he had been given to kyrgyzstan, he would have stayed there. well, he could just be clinched. and even now there would simply be no basis for some kind of peaceful constructive dialogue. they just couldn't get together at the same table. well, again , biden's invitation fits into this canvuda. we can’t imagine, if in baden-mir,

then let him come, we will negotiate. we always speak for peace, but you naturally react to the situation that is developing, vladimir well, here is your colleague , a very famous russian journalist who he also works in the field in russia, he has already written three best-selling books, i think i saw putin. and you have never had such a desire or ambition to work in this genre. you're just a treasure trove of all these and ah, you know, i'm writing my book on the agency's tape. i once said in an interview, and about the award, that i hmm do not consider myself a journalist. i am not a journalist by training. i am a chronicle. yes, i am a chronicler, therefore, in this vein, here is my entire chronicle. she hmm she's on tape. well i don't i exclude that at some point in my life, i may want to write some memoirs or a book, but in any case

, this is not yet a question. in the near future we have yours, let's say not quite an ordinary photo. hey, i'd like to ask you. it's you at work at work god it's me at work had a problem before flooding anemia. and i honestly admit at that moment. i was already driving, i think i just saw home. that's the whole situation there, people got stuck somewhere. here on the bus at the bus stop here this was the whole situation. well, i decided. well, you need to write a report. i went. here i have a voice recorder in my hands, i talked to them there. how are you doing there, how are the lifeguards on the boats, they sailed there, pulled them out, hmm, journalists, they never make critical materials, but then in this one, they probably couldn’t afford it or not. well, see the fact is that alexander grigorievich in his routes is sometimes completely

unpredictable. uh, and uh, let's just say. uh, if he comes somewhere and there is a beautiful one farm, and nearby some bad e is running. most likely, he will go on running, because whatever you want for good, everything is fine there, and problematic issues need to be removed, therefore, to be honest, i had to. just follow the president where he is and believe me, it was not always directly clean and even safe, because we also follow the president from the news and we remember, uh, that sensational cowshed or those cows, yes, and uh, criticism of the president quite in the tradition, as i already know even the hosts had to he and the president himself said several times that we will not watch only what you have prepared. therefore, yes, yes, i was a one-time action, i absolutely do it all the time. and in principle, sometimes even

surprising. why do you know that the president will come to you. uh, well, i don’t know why the desire didn’t have enough time, bhi knows, and this is fair criticism of the president, which sometimes happens, well, really fair hmm i remember the same thing happened about a dozen, probably already years ago, when the head states traveled by woodworking enterprise. and there the same was he arrived. e, in my opinion, it was in fathers, and he looked at the new one. a good enterprise that was built there really invested money, which means that it worked somewhere. now let's see what's up with your old production, and old production. there meters. i don’t know how to drive 200 separately, so he’s standing behind the fence and he went there. and there, as the people say, the horse did not roll. well, how do you feel about when here he is, well, he gives, so to speak acceleration. without this, it is impossible to manage vladimir over the years of your joint

activity with him. what was your impression? well , you see, this is his style, uh, heads of state, that is, he is open. e initially in their decisions, their actions. that is, of course, if he wanted to, he could e do it. uh, something is not public, that is, to criticize someone there to slap a reprimand and so on. yes, but the country must know its heroes, after all, even if they are heroes in quotation marks, therefore. this is his style. uh, how do i do i relate to this? well, how can i, as a journalist , i try to stand even closer to this , to listen even more attentively from the other side. this is the eye of the people and the need of the people. how many times can you hear the criticism that marafet is being directed only where the president is traveling. yes, but the president strives to ensure that there is order everywhere in the country, and that this order is established not only for his arrival, but that it is constantly maintained and

it depends on the people, because we know a little. here in such m-th national character is. eh, sometimes you clean up the house when only guests are coming to you, that is, this is how you make the house, and you yourself live most of the time. let's warm up the mess. yes, then most likely this is hmm you will transfer the scheme to production at your job hmm you will probably have the same thing, so hmm here is the question now since i say, not outside in the president. uh, that he somehow didn’t settle the issue in the mentality of the people themselves, they should first of all be pleased to do something for themselves and live the impression that they have to do the same repeat from year to year, and somehow , anyway, the situation is changing gradually gradually. it also changes in your opinion, but in my opinion in general. yes, let's see a small fragment from the film that our colleagues shot in 1920 because of tnt

that the president will soon arrive at the plant, and this is a signal for journalists, right now everyone is sending exactly who and where the head of state will arrive. i already forgot, to be honest, about this video. and if i hadn't arrived, how often punctures happen, such straight punctures. uh, i i think, thank god, somehow it turns out to be avoided. i'm very careful all the same.

check it 100 times. yes, not even measure seven times, but it is better to measure 100 times. that's because every word is important here, and well, and then, we know we get information that he is already going in this case, he could not help coming. somehow get past. here, well, punctures are fraught with punctures. remember that you didn’t have it, thank god this didn’t happen, vladimir well, it’s just a miracle a miracle an ideal worker. sometimes, i say it again, sometimes there are rough working moments. the thing is that we are still working with such living material. this is the speech of the head of state. and you know sometimes you can m-m. well, you listen and you must always understand that the president is very deeply immersed in all the details. that is, you're standing like a journalist. you're here, well, we'll come and talk an hour ago at this enterprise. to him , e, he, well, not the first year, firstly already, what is called in business? yes, a and he knows everything

right up to. there, probably, to employees. at this enterprise, not only management, but even there up to some middle level, but in the know show some numbers or past decisions. how is it what works, uh, and then, when they show a report on the results of the visit on tv. it usually is how many there 15-20 minutes? well, half an hour, well, maximum. yes , he can lead to the enterprise for two or three hours. they go and talk to the workers there , somewhere with the management, something. here, what is this, and can you do this yourself? and this is why it is so yeah , and what are the prospects, and you will do something further, but this building is standing. and what is there, uh, that is, constantly this is the worker its process is simply impossible to convey in letters. impossible to fit on tv at all. that is, each presidential event is, in a good way, such a big conversation, not an eight-hour one, but a thorough

big conversation, which the president is confident and preparing for, but also based on his previous experience. he is always ready, so come back roughness. sometimes, of course, it is difficult. he says, uh, how about experts, uh, officials? yes, uh, here's some kind of understanding, so it's still important not to rush here. here is. here's our slogan - it's on white operationally-qualitatively reliable, but this efficiency. it shouldn't be detrimental to quality, and sometimes it's better to wait, that's it. he grigoryevich perhaps even understanding these some of the difficulties of information coverage. in the last few years, he has taken on such a tradition. he comes to the enterprise and communicates with the staff and the first thing he does. he doesn't answer questions. uh, team members. he comes up to the microphone and speaks. uh, so, first of all, why he came and he himself tells what, why, why and this happens at the end events. and that's often what

came from this. we have major news coming out, and we understand, and so it goes. here is the puzzle, to be there, to be here. here, that president explained to everyone, including journalists. well, the whole country is becoming. it is clear why the president came to this or that enterprise. well, by the way, if you even call your work not quite operational. then i generally take my hat off to the whip, because it seems to me that in some matters it is practical to get ahead of you. i mean, by the way, competitors? at do you have competitors? who are you with? eh? here you compete in terms of the promptness of the presentation of the material, they often say that i, in principle, compete with myself. and even if even if there is no one around, they say , volodya is still rushing somewhere at breakneck speed, but, of course, we try to keep the mark, but this is a question, including chester, so that well, in general, on average we

came out no later than others, especially when this is not only about our national e, belarusian media, when it is an international event, when there are big important international issues, and of course, i'm flattered if i got there . and then michael pompeo , the us secretary of state, came to us, and after that i analyzed it. e. here, at least those notes that i wrote, they came out first, but it happened, so you were late with a note later than the others released and you were penalized. well , at least there are some flaws, some scolding, maybe they got it, maybe in a verbal way. okay , labor, you have no reprimand, but the fact that there is something for efficiency, we are not much asked. she already is, and we are more meaningful. well, somewhere, maybe the heading didn’t screw up a little there.

eh, maybe it could have been brighter somewhere, maybe some kind of hmm message is not good enough, it was explained somewhere, yes, that is, i say again, such roughness, uh, happen. well, it's a normal workflow. let's take a break for a while, i remind you, we have telegram channels, of course, do not be silent. subscribe ask questions and suggest guests. traveling around belarus and discovering new attractions one more attraction. bridles. the burial-vault of the vish family, personally, it reminds me of a miniature egyptian pyramid, but not many people know that besides it, there are also the ruins-estates of the family behind the vish, which are located in pervomaisk. we get acquainted with the original belarusian traditions. and we

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misinterpreted by someone. i do not exclude this, but always when writing headlines , the risk must be reasonable and you need to understand that if you are in the context of what the president is talking about, you are already working with him. well, in my case, it's been about 15 years. and sometimes i understand what he is talking about, i can think there, how to even finish a phrase somewhere. yes, but it should be clear to the reader. and here not only even my work. we have e. some releases of uh, including these ones, are already looking a little from the side. e on this product. and if anything , they say, let's do it here a little bit, and let's change who's there, rearrange the words, because here somewhere there may be a double meaning appears and so on. that is , there is a question of such interaction. well here's what as for quotes, we really know that alexander grigorievich is very

eloquent. uh, his quotes about just diverge everywhere in the headlines, so often, uh, hmm , it's better not to think about something, not to compose. and really so designate the topic and give a presidential quote in the title. she will say, uh, for itself, these quotes are best. we already see it on bikes and t-shirts. and in general , a whole shop of the first was opened. do you have any souvenirs from there? the store just opened, uh, literally a month ago my wife bought me, uh , she doesn’t give away her favorite black bike, which means, uh, for the whole family we celebrated the new year. we met with her parents and bought everyone t-shirts with smarts. well, if there is one in a hat, there are new year's favorite quotes , the phrase that comes to me most of all is everyone

should mind their own business. i think this phrase should appear on merch. after it, probably, the phrase that you undress and start working. here is my love. pool journalists are known to live without uh, some kind of special schedule without a strict schedule. so let's say. yes, because, well, impossible to plan your life. uh, don't know plans at any moment. you have to be ready to take off. eh, here you personally have some. well, what, uh, is called the alarm case, uh, always packed. and what is in it, if any? i always have my suitcase with me. so i came to this studio. here i am in a suit and tie, which means that i am personally ready to work at the entrance to the studio. i left a backpack in which there is a 3g laptop, the necessary wires, two voice recorders, headphones, and a battery charger. well, something else, maybe i forgot to rewrite. yes, i had to

open show. yes, but so to speak, it's not a habit. yes, not for the first time. naturally security issues. they are present and inspect periodically, but the point is not that the point is that i'm just really at every moment i'm ready even now to leave somewhere on a weekly business trip. and, well, i'll work it out. naturally, there will be some personal inconvenience of vision. i don’t know, there’s still a lack of a toothbrush, but in the end you can buy it all day today , a problem, but tell vladimir this for a journalist. they are the same although just yes, and how are you you would be doing the same thing. eh, it doesn’t tire you yet, this eternal readiness for such, uh, business trips, to the fact that you need to constantly deal with deciphering these thoughts for growth. you can treat it differently. i feel that this fifteen-year experience, it gradually begins to give. e your fruits. here i worked with the president 15 years ago, there 10-5. do you

already remember the chain of some event of assignments of e-e events, that is, how the whole processes developed. let's say e when the head of state decides on the development of chernobyl territories. and here it is 15 years ago and now. naturally, when i worked there 15 years ago. we also plunged into the past, looked somehow there and i actually have a vision of the processes for a decade. i am essentially. and it helps a lot at work. you feel some accents. you understand? what is the speech there and so on. i'm remembering my, uh, one of the first events with the president. we went to uh, the farm. and there officials report to the president. he asks and i hear some valves. how many valves do you have? and then the valves were turned on. i fit i ask, there are people who recognize me, i say. and what am i saying, i understood everything, i say, i did not

understand. what is a screw? or did they discuss? they say, they neighing, they say, that is, that is, uh, this is actually elementary , uh, terminology, but i’m talking now, not even about some deeper meanings and understanding of what is happening and why is it happening, that this is all a plus for the benefit of this, firstly, a plus. and secondly, and you say career growth, well, i work as a president. and that is, about what career growth, can you still tell the young to sit in the pool yourself in the office? this is the same. and this is a slightly different job and there is your own career growth, that is, you see, and that sphere, where where i am, as it were, well, let's say the level. yes, but in fact, here's what we do, this is already a top level and i don't see any problem in that, you know, i'm 38 years old. and if

we look at hmm, including the western media, here on television, because it’s absolutely normal there that people work for a long time in the frame in which and 50-60 years old, and they work as journalists, probably not by chance trust in such trust they understand the subject they are more trusted to read there or viewers. look at the same pool and there are a lot of vladimir vladimirovich putin. people who came and work there even before i appeared in the pool with the belarusian president. we have the experience of the twentieth year. now i can’t help remembering exactly your words, these words were spoken by your colleague from the ont channel and then turned out to be among those who betrayed both their work and the pool and, in general, all the possibilities. here here, too, there is danger. nothing was enough for him. do you think it is difficult to judge for him, we are with him. well,

of course we talked, but let's just say in such friendly friendships. eh, some deep ones never consisted more of a risk exclusively communicated. as colleagues hmm , but you understand, it's important that we hmm and our opponents, by the way, also constantly draws attention to some person here. how many of these people are there? but even take uh, count there from all states. but if it took half there, yes, it would be said, in fact, work. yes, but the work didn't go anywhere. she has remained as she is. that is, accordingly, the same is true in the president's society. eh, often hmm, when he talks about this topic , he always says that in belarus there are about 10 percent. uh, he was not supported there. yes , it's not a secret. this is in any election there, there are

some opponents, but there are people who themselves at a certain moment, but in my opinion they behaved incorrectly. and this is the phrase everyone must do their job. she uh, here uh, defining after all, if you are a doctor, you have to treat people, they stand somewhere and it means they refuse to work, stand with some kind of posters, yes, and even more so during working hours, if you are a teacher. learn it's a journalist you do your job must as they say, you must do something when a journalist works for the state media, but you need to understand that when you come to this job. this includes your position. that is, you initially, if you some moments you don't like. yes, go somewhere else. and so, you understand, people who didn’t like something , i admit, yes, they didn’t like something. they are in their twenties. they just

gathered quietly, not declaratively. no one was posting with flags or running around. they just packed up and quietly left. there are such people and they don’t remember them, you know, they don’t speak with us, and their opponents don’t even know some of their names. because people acted. well , it’s okay, according to their conscience, something didn’t grow together with them in personal and no, step aside. let's go there to do some other things and honest, well, again, an opponent. but they needed noise, so why do they need those who walked sometimes when we are talking about some difficult events, e in the history of belarus, including the summer-autumn period of 2020, but it’s important to think and look at what happened with from a critical point of view. after all, uh, to belarus uh. she really managed to survive, and the state system of power demonstrated its

effectiveness and put things in order, but literally in a week or two, something that many countries in the world have failed to achieve. we inscription, let's say, remember the events, uh, venezuela or the events in tahrir square. uh, sometimes in egypt. uh, such popular unrest. they just escalated into revolutions and, uh, the state literally collapsed, but, but we didn’t even come close to it and didn’t happen. it seems to me , first of all, because and what, uh, are the opponents really? uh, the opponents of the authorities are not afraid of this word of the belarusian people, uh, they tried to make a simply beautiful picture and deliberately, uh, overestimated, uh, numbers figures of those who participated in all events and from such a journalistic point of view, but it was always obvious how

staged it was. eh, one thing or another. e, let's say, we remember how along the roads, and before and after the elections, there were girls with e in white clothes with flowers. e that 200 people gathered in separate places, but for their work. you know, it's easy to gather half of the journalists to cover an event with the head of state to gather 30 people. this is already a huge job. huge. logistic work. if it is related to the departure belarus, or even more so abroad, so when you drive past and you see this row. you understand that it was just someone who organized it, and someone called them up. someone gave them a lift, saints, someone instructed them. what to wear and where to go? and the same goes for other events. that is, you can evaluate it in different ways, absolutely, but do not be mistaken about one main thing, that

after all, the results of the election results as a result of voting, and they were in favor of the then incumbent president. and if it was n't, if it really was the majority, uh if the belarusian people were against it, then not a single government would have resisted in this situation, vladimir well, many people think that traveling with the president to other countries on a business trip. yes, it's romantic. you have been to many countries. let's throw you how many trips to china for example, yes? this is from a business trip. as i understand it, is there a lot of romance, in principle, on such trips , have there been such cases that, for example , i have been to astana 20 times, but i have not seen astana itself and which of the business trips i remember the most, which of the trips . here, let's say i know for sure that you met in the vatican and met with the pope was the case. yes, and about astana, this was probably

taken somewhere from my past conversations there. yes indeed. i 've probably been to the ambulance twenty times already, but you have to understand that the president is on his way. e on a business trip overseas ties with them e did not rest. he goes to work and the schedule is always quite stressful. and the same is true of our journalists. only here, in addition to presidential events , some other events are being added with the delegation. there is an ambassador in the ministries and departments, and that is a huge layer of work. uh, except for the meeting of the leaders, well, there are two countries, yes, that need to be covered and that's it. this is filed as part of the visit , so let's say that if you manage to see something in terms of tourism, then this is sacasia. and so, as for the great wall of china, there was a photograph. and this, by the way, from the presture. this is not from a presidential trip. and therefore, with the president, of course, it is possible to see, er, there

are fewer sights. but this is not the main goal. here, although of course it's nice to go somewhere to learn something new for yourself, but you, as an athlete. surely, yes, you see all this from the window. ah. yes, it often happens that way airport. uh, so some kind of microflobus hotel. well , he went out for a walk somewhere, maybe, if there is time, no, then he just went to bed, because there were debts for the flight, and tomorrow he worked. sense and often on the same evening flew away somewhere. even there is no way to buy a souvenir. yes , because the magnet is something else. well, somewhere sometimes you just tear it away from sleep. although, again, he understands what should be, like a cucumber the next morning, well, about life, you risked at least once there, for example, turbulence in an airplane. when it was already possible to pray, it was finally the case. once. we flew to aman with a parliamentary delegation and for some reason i didn’t know

why. everything happened in a field storm, either it suddenly rose, or something, but the wings of the plane went. just like that , a periodic cart drove out into the aisle, on which it delivers food. naturally, no food was delivered, the upper all this contents fell out of the shelves, and on the flight and forget it in masks to the capital of aman , it is clear that most of the passengers were local, which means that they were somehow in national clothes. here they are, plus everything in this whole situation, they got clear ones and began to pray in their own, yes, well, in their own in arabic , there is some kind of monotonous prayer, and here is the parliamentary delegation. our me is a person there 10-12 belarusians are sitting in this plane shaking everything that they heard. hey it's a prayer, here's your biography there's a moment we

we know that even in your youth, but at the dawn of your youth, so to speak, you lived in the uk for a certain time, for about a year and a half, about a year and a half. as you yourself admitted that it was a desire to change something, uh, get some experience. what observations? what lessons did you learn from that period, that it was a very useful experience. this i can definitely say that you change. i wanted. eh, not in the plan, even in myself there was no such goal. well, just try it. yes, something, but something new remained there, i applied for an academician for a year, then it seems that i studied literally, well, spontaneously, there are some language courses pluses, i worked part-time absolutely in different e different places in different positions, but this is a great experience. eh, first of all in life. uh, without any support from the outside, let's say without parents. i mean, well, your problems. they are exclusively yours. directly, if you have nowhere to live or nothing to buy yourself food at

a given moment in time, then, well, you must somehow taxi out of this, and there were even such moments. yes, no in the park in the park, unfortunately, unfortunately, fortunately, although in the park is not the worst yet, yes, but the park has not been. still, they were like that at that moment. here are some difficult moments , there were some acquaintances. hmm, which means that, well, they supported, as it were, then i, on the contrary, supported someone. uh, when it was necessary here, but uh, i'll be honest. this time in the uk taught me about discipline and no matter how much we criticized them. eh, there are some western countries, but this moment is worth learning from them, and, by the way, i spoke about this more than once, including alexander grigorievich some in

his and even early interviews about how it is in germany as in japan and people have a slightly different mentality, a different approach to work, everything is there down to the smallest detail, as he often says, well, dictatorship, that is, for understanding. i was there at one of the works, and the card, which means you come in, but the transition is marked leaving and it seems that all the work has already ended. i did it a minute earlier with this card. well, something i was impatient to go somewhere a minute earlier left. i was fired from this job. uh, that means a person i worked in a supermarket to eat, as if the goods were spoiled. here was such a growing chocolate bar. my colleague - this is chocolate. well, he took it, i threw out this chocolate bar, but he ate it, then they saw him on the cameras, he was fired. yes, that is, here are these moments, yes and most importantly, and most importantly.

after all, you rarely hear from people there that oh, what a bad job i have there, like how everything is, they really work out all these 8 hours of working time there, they just work hard, that is, there are no smoke breaks there. no rest. more something hands in sideways. nobody is standing there. they work and ask anyone they say. yes, i love my job. i'm so glad that i'm here to be useful right here in this place. he even works as a janitor there. he is happy with this. i think we have a little lack of patriotism. not so much for your country. so much, starting with yourself, to your family, to work, to what you do, and from this, in the end, the overall result is added. we 'll take a short break now. after a short pause, we will return to this studio, while subscribe to our telegram channel. that's what it 's called. say don't be silent. invite us guests, ask your questions. leave comments, and look for all our releases on the youtube channel.

belarus is alone and on the website of the belle radio company on the air say again, do not be silent, and our guest is the journalist of the belarusian telegraph agency vladimir matveev vladimir, in addition to the fact that you are a talented journalist, responsible and disciplined, as we have already found out , it turns out that you have more uh, culinary talent recently you became a winner competition for the best dish of potatoes from the presidential compound. uh, we'll see what it looks like potatoes in the form of ross. well , at least it's unusual. it is beautiful. e, share the recipe and tell me, well, besides the fact that it’s beautiful , is it really tasty, such a contest was announced for telegram channels was the first, well, i decided to participate, especially since i also got a bag of potatoes from alexander grigorievich e. well, in general, he often treats journalists with something, treats all the people who work

around him. eh, somehow the honey was passed on. harvest potatoes, well, for the new year there are some souvenirs, including yes, watermelons, well, that is, uh, let's say it's very difficult to stay hungry in the president's field. yes, the opponent is a reason and again to call you lured. well, you understand, it 's like an opponent, there, opponents are accumulating thousands and tens of thousands of dollars, then i'm somehow a bag with a bag of potatoes. yes, these are absolutely immeasurable things . i return to the dish, but in general, i decided to participate. well, of course, i always set myself such a task, maximum what to participate is, well, do not win. yes , it's bad, here the soldier does not dream of becoming a general, honestly the recipe. uh, i spied on the internet looking for something so original. uh, the recipe is actually very simple with a sharp knife and potatoes, but cut them

thin as much as possible. on the thinnest possible stripes. uh, we soak them there and put them in a row. then it's all rolled up into a tube and placed in a mold. well, from a cupcake, you usually get a rose on top. when it's baked, it's, uh, more of a crispy texture. uh, it looks like inside where these petals are tightly adjacent to each other. it's more like a baked boiled potato. well , this or patriotically it turned out on purpose. look, i specifically took a white plate of this. here is our e ornament on the flag green mustards and potato roses. so why are they so red? well, i bought food coloring soaked before folding these leaves. and i'll tell you honestly. they are initially before baking. they were so pink and delicious. and i, as always, answer this question,

in the following way, we people look, what is it beautiful. these are roses and they think they taste. and like roses, but roses taste good. well , so-so, yes, and of course, these potato roses taste much tastier than a real rose. i can say this for sure, but potatoes, especially presidential ones, are never tasteless. well, do you often pamper your spouse like this or only at the request of the telegram channel. no, such such languages. this is my first time. well, it happens somewhere that you can do something there, especially when you fry kebabs there in the summer, it’s exclusively masculine case. and yes, it must be said that she works poor in your colleague, but so far she is on maternity leave and is sitting with her second child. our daughter is 9 years old, which means the second child

is a son. soon it will turn three years in april, so soon she will join our ranks again, she already loves to travel and a little bit, probably even envies me that here i am with the president, here we were in zimbabwe , uh, that means , somewhere else constantly in different countries. she doesn’t have such an opportunity, she worked in a squirrel on a different topic, that’s why she’s active in tourism, especially in belarus, i’ve got it, finally returned from a business trip, vladimir, we are already saying, well , let’s go, yes, that is, she is actually interested in everything that we are in belarus, probably, have already traveled with her, if not all, then a good half of the district centers directly with his wife. although in many of these places. i was from the president. before that, somewhere it was, that is , and this is all interesting. we also have a photo of your wife. e in unusual clothes. castle - we decided. eh, well, it’s kind of entourage

place of our historical there was an opportunity. how to put on these, er, beautiful costumes for a small fee. and now our daughter, she was at that time, i don’t know, about seven years old. maybe he took a picture of us. yes , it may well be, perhaps you do not take part in some reenactment events. no, no, there wasn’t such a hobby yet, so i really have a hobby. there was a lot. eh, such themselves in life. i, uh, rode a bicycle, almost all of belarus traveled 200 km, which means that it was still before working with uh, in trouble so, uh, he was also engaged in landscape design, even graduated from the course. well, i like to dig somewhere in the ground. here are some flower beds and so on. yes

, there is a dacha, the only one for which there is relatively little time. doesn't stay, because you have to carry your wife. you need to travel in belarus with alexandra grigorievich, sometimes on weekends somewhere on business trips, therefore , well, he arrived there, so far, that he mowed the lawn, but here the children even had to help to connect, the attraction is different lately. here i liked it somehow comes. uh, hmm, i often walk. sometimes just to work from work up to 20 km. there for a day, it turns out with the president suggests. uh, well, efficiency. yes, we already found out. that is , it is an instant reaction tenacity. and you give the impression of a person as calm and measured as it goes together. well, this is me now. believe me, when it comes to working before competition, including my colleagues, they say that i turn on verbatim, i say, rhino mode and says, see nothing at all

they don't hear. hmm, i remember. mm, the tenth year that came to mind then. by the way, i went to astana. uh, at the summitabs and there was, except for his speech. he has many bilateral meetings. our press center was in a separate building there. it needed to go here and there. they called me to run somewhere urgently. eh, even told from the outside. i'm running, and uh, somewhere on some stairway. it's all on the phone. you are transmitting something old, you haven’t transferred something new here, and i just almost flew into a pangyon. it was the general he was the secretary at that time. the only thing that stopped me from actually colliding with the pandemon was the iron hand of his guard. i had the feeling that i ran into a barrier. here, but i don't understand. well, okay, and ran further, there the president met with someone. yes, with some, it means that they had to

have time to get there with their colleagues, so they didn’t even notice the pangemon. well, i understand vladimir you, in general, in no case should you be left in the office. you have to strive somewhere, first of all, compete with yourself huge to you. thank you for today's meeting very really always interesting curious and related, because whether to chat with colleagues. we tatyana shcherbina and victoria popova say goodbye to you today. goodbye. goodbye. and now vladimir matveev says dear viewers do you like what you do? take care of yourself and your loved ones, those who surround you colleagues, and then together together. e, maintaining unity and focus on a common result. we can build our sovereign love. uh, belarus according to alexander grigoryevich everyone should do their own thing and

contribute, in general, the result. in our project, we will show you unique personalities. i knew that i am an internally normal fighting girl who is not afraid of change, is not afraid to change her life for something. he looked at how i was training. he says, i haven’t seen this, he says, well , my daughter has been in sports for many years, but i haven’t seen such a warm-up or such a movement , no approach that breaks stereotypes with an example and

my own experience. last chance. here in life. they are coming towards you. moreover, we noticed a pattern, of course, really big people are big behind the desire to lose weight, of course, i constantly encounter this. and with what is not. this may not work. we may not trust ourselves. i always say try and see. in the program to break stereotypes on tv channel belarus 24

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