skin day we send off, a million emotions. we can rejoice in being angry with divination with fear in our emotions. we were not blown away, but the music showing our emotions. these emotions will choke us and have already spent, that we have me, we become the bulky paul of our life.

that's the smart girl, the music is tired, that she finds not in the action-packed border where the music is soaked for a place of 1.600. as the sixth factor, our president noted the intensification of investments and pointed to a 19% lag in capital investments . investment trend in recent years. let's listen. we need a package of additional guarantees for responsible investors

, for example, the purchase of products by the state , the reimbursement of part of capital investments , the creation of ready-made production sites , the infrastructure, the rules for the investor are simple , those who want to create production, new jobs, decent wages, not rednecks. a solid social package for employees introduction of innovations and assistance in expanding competence valery ivanovich how do you assess the investment climate in our country? after all, uh, there are preferences, there are guarantees, including babushka's clause in certain technopark structures. will the provision of additional guarantees lead to an increase in responsible investors, if we take a comprehensive approach to assessing the investment climate of the republic of belarus, then it is good, firstly, the environment itself,

but the market capacity, that is, well, some basic conditions, then various benefits regional ones, parks, which can be used by a potential investor, and we know with you that last year, for example against the backdrop of a general decline. investment volumes number of entities investing, for example, e-e in zones with preferential investment treatment. we have several. uh, it has increased significantly, if i'm not mistaken by 10%, uh, but there is always room for uh improvement in this activity. a draft piece of legislation, uh, is currently being developed, which will expand the rights and, uh, operating conditions for investors. in particular. e, provided. e, the development of the institution

of special investment agreements with by granting preferences regarding the sale of products, then the head of state is not in this context, but it is necessary to connect these two messages and spoke about the need. e returning here or attracting citizens of other states who would like to live a calm and predictable life. e. hmm in a country with as we talked about the basic principle of development something like social justice i think is a long time coming. excursion on this occasion, that is, investment citizenship. i think this institution we uh we're approaching the line when it is necessary to develop an appropriate decision, many people have such a tool. and i will emphasize it again. i am sure that after this period of tension has subsided, or even in the process, there will be interest in belarus as such a new ark in the current situation. uh, where can i get protection and save? there

a healthy family to get a good education to provide. uh, good medical care. it certainly grows. and this can be attractive if additional guarantees are provided in the investment sphere. eh, well, with this point of view, i think we have good prospects, 22 years has shown that the geopolitical situation. it is not conducive to investment paper waiting for this investment boom to come is a waste of time, therefore 23 years. the state should become the main investor state money should be allocated and directed in the form of credit resources of repayable funds for the implementation of the most important investment projects in the country. the second direction we have to turn. to its

national investor any national investments are good for our country, we were keen on foreign direct investment, but in fact the economic situation is such that e dividends paid on e, foreign investment is no different from a loan, which is often attracted. it is no different from a loan that is attracted by the state for the implementation of its investment program. in this regard, 23 24 25 is the period when, in my opinion, the state should be the main investor and immediately invest resources in the most important investment. projects by national investors, well, again , attracting investors from friendly countries

, those that are ready in these geopolitical conditions. come develop this business. glory. god, these investments continue to come , they come from the e russian federation from china, but such investments. we must always evaluate in terms of overall economic efficiency. and look at the public sector at the national investor, but in order for this to happen. today, the necessary resources to support investments the situation is such that we must capital investment in the construction of new enterprises to support the government. i have a suggestion on how to deal with this. this may be new capital transfers in favor of investors -

this may be the creation of technoparks of special production sites. where the investor comes to place production , communications have already been made. transport support is ready for the workshop, where you can come to install equipment and work. this is a new direction and it must also be developed. and this is also a state investment, summarizing our conversation, dear guests. that's what for you was the most important economic issue in the president's message. and what? everyone has to do something to make it happen. i believe that well there were two key messages this is peace and sovereignty independence i want to say that the president paid a lot of attention to the issues of ensuring peace. and uh, there will be no peace, there will be no economic development and prosperity, and

therefore, uh, for me the main question that the message sounded is - this is still peace, peace, which is the basic value of a civilized society, and we must do everything necessary, as depending on each of us, in order to ensure peace . therefore, the main thing for me is the world. the main thing that sounded for me personally. give me the economy, i will do the rest without you in order to ensure the security of the world, a lot is being done for this, but we must remember that to insure ourselves against economic shocks, in general from any shock. we can only do our daily creative work, and the president

said that despite the sanctions , the inflexible belarusian character allowed us to survive in the twenty-second year. belarusians fought with their labor for independence and for economic well-being and opposed these sanctions for us with weapons. the most important weapon is labor. you know, indeed the message is such a fundamental and documented event that covers all aspects of the life of our society, but independence stability and economy and social orientation. these are probably the most key things that absolutely cannot be thrown out of here in the world today , so i agree with the two previous speakers. the most important thing is that we work and do our

work very high quality in our place, be creative, and dedicated to our profession , develop our country in this way. thank you for your feedback. thank you for taking the time in your busy schedule to visit us at the bels studio or the radio company at mokayonka-9, we thank our guests and say goodbye to you. set ambitious goals and confidently implement them for the benefit of our country. and may the economic environment be favorable for you, goodbye. it was the most difficult for you, there are two stages to accept that they send you exactly the salvation of children, as for leaving the profession, it

was not difficult for me, it was more difficult. how to raise? so what's now? where to run? for the sake of music, my guest worked at the cherkizovsky market, went against the will of his parents and abandoned his father in the vatican, he cannot sing for creativity. he's ready for anything though. once he still had to shut up and leave the stage. today my guest is the singer leush-lubich, leo hello hello leush. i know that your

stage name leo already lubitsch is a combination of, uh, two surnames of your kind. and why did the reason arise to change the native name to a pseudonym, and this is not a reason, let's say this is not a pseudonym. this native is a native name, or love to create with love, or this surname of one kind, love another. but what concerns the name, i do not hide, yes, and the name vladimir well, this is for other occasions in life. and so, as we say, loving took. uh, after the death of his parents. not to be done. it hurts them, because i know lyubich, vladimir , my grandfather by the kingdom of heaven, who raised me, who drove me beat, with whom i pastured cows there, uh, raised me. yes, he planted potatoes, harvested potatoes, and so on and so forth. yes, it helped with the housework. i know this person. the surname that was originally named. i never liked her even when i was 14 years old. i

already received a passport, and i wanted to take the surname motivievich, this is the surname of my mother here , and so, as you know, what we have in belarus from western belarus and the peculiar war is yes, the band maria there leush, vladimir tam and so on and so on one name for civilian life, and the second name, as it were, a guardian for the child for this person for the future in christ. yes, and it is mostly kept secret. quite right. it is true that your parents wanted you to become a catholic priest. well, nothing parents, as it were, to a greater extent grandmother. grandmother and two petrovskaya, she wanted me to be a catholic priest, she did everything for this. she brought me to the church and i drank in the catholic church for a very long period of time and certainly. i liked it. and i'm not against vera vera is different. yes , each person is also different and life is also different. and how did your parents react to your choice when i studied for them it

was unexpected. they did not expect this were tears were tantrums. you understand how, uh, i understood where i was going and why i was going, and there was some such, probably, moment. well probably need it, yes. now, if it didn’t work out, then, probably, you need to go this way, but with all this, even being there, we had a vocal instrumental ensemble. we staged mysteries. i was constantly creative. i was constantly creative. i, uh, respected this mission. it's an amazing science, greek latin, italian symbiotics. psychology couples psychology. uh, i'm grateful for that period of time because it taught me so much. he gave me a lot after you, uh, as if you had already changed your destiny is your relationship with your parents. somehow they recovered.

uh, there were no longer any mutual claims, and you know, when i went there to astrakhan when they didn’t understand me, no one here was a completely foreign city, most likely it was hard, of course, it was difficult, but i understood, in any case, i also had a savvy school. i stayed there for 4 years, and you worked in the theater, and i got a job in the astrakhan musical drama theater, at first hmm props. after that, a new director arrived there, and he recruited an acting studio, and i passed casting, this is an acting studio. uh, besides all this i was a theater administrator, because i would have to earn a living. so i was still at the youth studio of the astrakhan philharmonic and, plus, i also worked part-time in the company. the holiday sold tickets to the stars of the russian country. i was spinning like a squirrel in a wheel, then it will be very difficult. there are such hard times. salaries for three to four months withheld and i was spinning. yes , but that was the nineties. yes, it was

the nineties. i was alone, no one was with me. i was alone and counted only on myself, but there were always kind people who supported me, who extended a helping hand, and maybe even many relatives sometimes take offense at me a little. that's what somehow we have so just a little bit sometimes let's say the relationship is not very good. yes? somehow it may hurt for someone, but in my life it becomes dearer somehow for some reason to strangers. maybe sometime in a past life, we were relatives, i don’t know, but the truth is, you won’t believe it, i have a lot of strangers whom i met in my life a path that becomes not so dear, and to this day, relatives to this day are not always with me and i feel sorry for you, you don’t have. see you, i’m almost looking for a better one for myself, how

did you move to moscow, who suggested such a decision to you? when i served in the astrakhan drama theater, a new director arrived. nikita andreevich teryaev. he staged nine premieres. i was already an artist at the youth theater studio. critics from st. petersburg from moscow came to these performances. and there was one of the critics, gennady grigorievich professor production department. after all this event, all these performances, he came up to me at the banquet and said, baby, you need to go to moscow. i tell gennady grigorievich what kind of gitis? i have no relatives, no one among actors. no one at all. this is this, you are gitis, this is her, so there are connections, acquaintance to you, baby, you don’t need anything. you will do. i heard him, i went to

him. for a period of time i lived in his country house. that's when you received a fixie. uh, leo seam, the spool to the stage was very difficult. and you to pay for your studies at the theater institute. i had to work, uh, in a restaurant on the cherkizovsky market. do you remember how you earned your first money. and you understand how putin is, of course, he is always complicated. yes, but there was no choice, because i entered the academy of which i could not even dream of. so initially i entered for free. uh, to the novel by grigorievich viktyukov, but such a situation happened , a crisis came, and only then we found out that he was paying for our education through sponsors. he i apologized and said, guys, i'm sorry, i can't pay for tuition and think, and well, i can't, i say, but what should i do? like be he tells big sharo him on the bandstand. i ran

it to the stage of balls. he took me, he says, well, paid. i say i can't study. let's just say, full-time form. yes, it was necessary to somehow translate into an overestimated form, because you need to work to earn money. he says, but let's learn something like that, try it, and then i'll help support. yes, i worked at the cherkizovsky market. here he was selling things. i've already met this when back in those days in youthful creativity and so on. that's all we liked to dress up. fashionably beautiful. here, and i danced performed and traveled. with ensembles and abroad , everywhere and somehow i already had some kind of experience. yes, and the plan, here, in addition to all this. i was still working as a jew in the evening. that's because 2,500 dollars a year. it was 90-eighth year. this is a big amount, and this is 5 years of study and you managed to earn this

amount, of course, yes. well, let's say i worked for a certain period of time at the cherkizovsky market and in a restaurant, and then gradually i began to develop in his career. so, to record songs, to travel with artists with stars, to go on tour, to perform, and i earned money. it's good later, when you get seriously ill. children. i had to leave it all to lift children from wheelchairs, give up my entire career and theater and stage, and say, and even there, to certain people. goodbye. i choose saving children. i will not be a happy person as long as my children are in wheelchairs. i will not feel like a happy creative person for myself. i i will go on stage to enjoy life. i love you, and there are two invalids behind in wheelchairs. no, guys. not with me. that is, you left completely gone. i left and gave up the force for a long time. yes, i was crazy. i just left shura in front of my eyes and only

forward the salvation of the children. but when your child does not walk, when your child has such legs and 9.5 cm, one is the length of the other, in short, the genetics went, you understand, right? maybe someone would leave, like some colleagues. i don't. i said that i will only be happy when my children walk their own legs, and only then i will return to the stage and in this profession i managed to stop the disease, as now i managed to feel you anatomically upward, but the internal disease. it doesn't matter how much we support it, but all the physical ailments, they are all corrected. i have handsome slender handsome smart boys. and i understand correctly that in a situation of choosing between great success on stage, the family, and you will always make a choice in favor of the family, right?

cooled down. i want to ask about another choice you make in life, which is the choice between cinema theater and stage what do you give away? preference? i know that you graduated from gitis and you are a certified artist. so i am already giving a master class, and as a teacher of both acting and local skills and the son of speech. and you understand how i have a diploma as an entertainer. but, when we studied at gitis, i will do a ball-and-socket experimental course. drama musical cinema and i love to sing. i like to play.

why, when at the musical there we combine acting skills with vocal skills with choreographic skills. yes, what i have from childhood and lyalka yurochka and youth and ballroom jazz modern. i'm ready to take off. i am ready to play and sing, and because now is my time, what roles would you like to play in the cinema in the theater would you try to play and if the idiot of the mouse is prince myshkin. ostap bender and something so mystical , but mystical is also yes, but mystical must be approached very carefully or by accident, so it’s not an easy thing to take on such things and i even said, e blessing from above. that's because you can always stay in this mystical and stay up in life some signs that indicate to you that you are going to turn the path. that's what this

story is with alla pugacheva which helped you unwind in russian show business. i can't say i helped, but i'm very ungrateful that the person gave me the green light. it happened very suddenly, and in the same difficult period of time when i lost my voice. i didn't drink at all. i realized that i need to feed my family, support my husband and father. this was before the illness of the children. i went to study i entered the institute for the hotel business tourism, my good friend. i was then her client, she hired me . she says you are sociable. you are sociable, i will teach you. i need to put in money, and i went to israel for work. returning from israel i am driving in the car and they call me. well, why are you so yourself here on the radio twisting the accordion in the night, and you didn't even tell us.

which accordion to play? which radio which radio? hello what do you want from me, it turns out, my kuligi? they sent an accordion song to radio alla, she then held such a show allah is looking for talents. okay, i've come to tell the wife, we'll turn on this radio there. there this listen, that somehow something i was there in the room. children, dad, dad, run some aunt about you, what you say, i hear. and now a very beautiful composition will sound for the performer's rodionuchi, a beautiful unusual name. well, leo already let's leave the accordion. you have extensive experience of participating in various vocal competitions. uh, for you, this is some way to get attention from the professionals there. tell me why you need these competitions every vocalist. he dreams.

look, even here, the slavic bazaar. after all, all my life i dreamed of taking part in this competition as a vocalist, well, that means it was not fate, and i’m happy happy, maybe it’s better for him that last year we performed at the slavic bazaar of the census paint of this world, uh- e union state song yes, russia belarus two sisters, that i exactly took part in this festival, as a mature artist, as an accomplished artist. and this is a great success, and in this, i would even say even some kind of victory yes, this is the realization of that childhood dream. but it's great. it's great to get some experience. yes, vocal competitions, this is not some kind of struggle. this is not some kind of competition. this is an exchange of experience. in

soviet times , the path to the big stage for artists mainly began after winning the all-union competition, but now vocals are no longer coming to the fore. and some , well, probably, musical material, let's call it that, uh, in your opinion. it's good or bad you know, uh, as they tell me, uh, me it seems that you need to sail in the same boat. here i am, as it were, trying to sail in the same boat. yes, i have a lot of respect for the younger generation. i have a lot of respect for their creativity. but here

are some points. i don't perceive. i was brought up on a little different music, and i believe that music should inspire and heal. yes, how did you notice if you got acquainted with my work? i have a lot of trendy songs beautiful songs, but i still for the meaning. i'm for the text mmm. why does it happen that a vocalist who has a good voice cannot always become a star, and everyone has their own way, everyone has their own way , probably, someone maybe at some given moment somewhere, they probably didn’t see or consider a person. this is the main condition, what makes the performers a star , the artist makes a star and even a star, and his professional qualities. this first is very important for me, because i was taught by the masters of legend and education of the school of culture of aesthetics. i have a completely different

artist doing a little bit now, another opportunity. we live in a different world. we live in a digital world. that's never happened before such that you posted your song there on youtube there on the page. yes, we have television, radio newspaper, press. right now , the colossal one is now. any person, can write down a song there in the village? i don't know, but it's all fairy tales. money makes a star, to be honest, let's say so. lyosha, do you consider yourself a star, no, what kind of star does someone say there are you a star and so on and so forth. what kind of a star am i? i love an artist. i love my profession, i will not dissemble. i want to get to know me as much as possible. i want like can be more, uh, go on tour to earn. why not? you are my

profession to earn, if i earn, i will do more for my profession, and you are always pleased with yourself. no, what a reflective character, i can not say that i am a samoyed i am learning, i am watching, i am watching myself the same scenes of movement. it's a mime. good back good, sang? and the audience loved it. and here was the kosyachok. i know my mistakes. yes, the audience, i don’t know the audience , everything is fine and wonderful, but i know my errors. i know my state, where can i do better, where can i criticize myself yes , but i have the toughest critic. this is my wife. you are silent when a friend and two french slip in all their interviews. you

thank your wife olga for her support. and who in your family is more emotional - you or your spouse? i am emotional, i am creative. here she is, in general, such a down-to-earth person for about 15 years as a chief accountant , we have a very down-to-earth person, but with all this, she has a creative streak, we work with her on texts. sometimes we correct the lyrics, here, and sometimes she even writes something to me. for example, i can write i am a melodist, not a composer. cooperate, please, man, we had moments when she worked, and she also left for sessions, lay in germany for an internship and to england and other countries. here and

there, how do you live? she goes there, you come here, she tells certain stories to me, i told her certain stories , they laughed, giggled, and then we live , you understand, even this situation that happened to the children, probably, if it weren’t would love. there would be nothing. the family would fall apart, you know how many abandoned families with disabled children, either wives become drunkards, or husbands go to others. well, those who go to others from the disabled. you know, these are karmic moments. he returns, again in the same hole. his sometimes even his tradition is the same child , you can never leave what is given to you by the fate of the universe. and probably, if there wasn’t this love, and there wouldn’t be anything, i ’m grateful that she gives me this opportunity to practice, well, continuing the conversation about family. you are raising two sons, what

principles of upbringing did you adhere to. and firstly, i have never hit a child in my entire life. i had a slightly different childhood. i didn't live in a cocoon. i’m completely different, my mouth with my mother was like that. since childhood, i have met with many situations. and i said that when i will be a father. my children will not experience this and in spite of the fact that as if i already saw these certain ailments of children with certain great even deviations. you can’t feel sorry for them , they will sit on your neck. they need to be loved, but in a different way, my task was to raise a man , a man, a real man and the future father

of his children, and i succeeded and continue to do so in the concept of a man. it is so broad, but something specific. this is what it means for men to be an example to their children, to help their spouse in everything, clean, prepare , wash, bring, buy, they hang everything around their necks, as some men do. well, maybe take responsibility. i'm leaving and you speak for the elder. you have one woman in the house. i always say you have one woman in the house. uh. yes, it is clear, no matter how old i am, they will still be children. so i told him boys. hey, you're getting married there. do you understand that your daughter-in-law? yes, these are my daughters, that i will love them very much, that i will never offend them if you have already chosen this path. yes, he got married there.