deep processing of local raw materials, this is not only about wood, yes, but we are talking about food products, we are talking about basel, we are talking about milk and so on. the main thing here is to do more redistribution on the territory of the country in order to get the final product with more added value and not to resell raw materials abroad. therefore, in this direction we see the prospect of where the belarusian economy as a whole should move. what is the number one question you put before yourself, like the heads of the economic department in the basis of development is investments, and the basis of investments is specific projects, therefore, my task is to create such conditions and such a system that would allow generating these projects.

beauty

and you are like here, but here it is very close. we bombed crossings. that's where the fighters beat me, jumped out with a parachute in the air , shot me, yes. do you think he remembers? remember son. remember. still beautiful

. good afternoon. my name is i came from a series to belarus now i live and work in minsk i arrived, i am from syria although i myself was born in a toilet, there fiftieth degrees, and we know the soviet

union - it's snow, frost and so on. here came here. yes it was for me. let's just say it's weird to see. i remember arriving so nice with snow. i came to belarus from the series i came here to study, though my father sent me here. and i didn't like it. and i didn’t know that in belarus there is a specialty called international relations, as i found out, i called my dad and i’ll tell you. papa please let me study at the faculty of international relations, and he agreed. he says son. do what you want, the main thing is to get a good education. unfortunately, then i

knew little and knew nothing at all, except that my brother studied here. well, uh, and i didn’t even know a single word, but i just knew that they eat belarus. uh, potatoes, lots of potatoes. here's a bunch. for me it was e. the first thing i learned about belarus when i came here, really. i was scared to go. i came to a young foreign country and well, let's put it this way. you see, after the collapse of the ussr, the situation in all the republics was unstable, so we were very afraid , we were worried if, for example, they would interfere with us to live was quite different, maybe, well, i was lucky. at least so far. i have been living in belarus for 25 years. yes, no one

really perceived me as a stranger, on the contrary, when we knew that i was from syria, uh, they immediately treated me with everyone, uh, supported me peacefully. oh, what a fine fellow you are, you give from your parents, as i mean, in this regard , i was very comfortable here, in fact , everyone knows, especially the nearest courts know about the beauty of minsk regarding me, i like everything here, but uh! my favorite place is nature. i am good friends with nature. vanya russian bath. yes? uh, my favorite job is the faculty of international relations, training and home, these are my favorite places.

when students come to a foreign country and do not speak the language of the country it presents difficulties for any person, especially for students and as you know in syria we study only english french and arabic, that is, i did not know a single word in russian was very difficult russian language is not one of the simplest easy languages. i would say thanks to our teacher, if my memory does not change minaevna, firstly, a wonderful person and wonderful teachers. she taught us russian and scolded us in a good way when we didn't do our homework or when we spoke arabic. here in russian, only this helped us a lot. and believe me, after a while. yes, we all spoke russian, father. he wanted

to send me to australia there, we have a lot of relatives. mom was very afraid to let me go there, because she said far no to my brother there i will be calmer. eh, all the more so, he has been studying for 2 years already, he dresses positively high. i won’t worry about belarus, because if you go to australia i studied for almost a year, then i went home, i arrived at a new stage, this is a faculty and entered. uh, ines was then called now called mslu and 5 years later. i decided to continue not to stop and entered the magistracy at the faculty of international relations, i thought about it. all the father to say.

no. it is necessary further and it is valid. here it is at the beginning of 2006. e applied for graduate school and studies. lasted 5 years in 2011. i completed my postgraduate studies and it was like the end of a new stage . we are at the faculty of international relations of the belarusian state university. i have been working here at the faculty

precisely at the department of international relations since 2014 to this day, when i decided, uh, to return siri court on a permanent basis. yes, uh , getting a job was not easy even before working at the faculty of international relations. i came to work as a uh translator, uh construction company and have not yet found out about vacancy. there was only zero. five, probably, and surprise. when i found out, i was in germany uh, when i found out about the vacancy. i called right here. they recognized me because i graduated here, they said graduate school, dafi since we know you. well, you know, this is 0.5 first you need a trial period. and then we'll see, i dropped everything, i came here, they took me to work. already 9 years. it can be said that

i work stably calmly at the department of international relations, when i came here in 1998 i immediately entered the preparatory faculty. there it studied one year further. e at the faculty of translation, in my opinion. 5 years, that is, this is the second step, the third is a magistracy of 1.5-2 years, i don’t remember now, and the last was postgraduate study. that's just ended graduate school in 2011, when i was hired, i realized that this is not an easy task. i studied here. i know our department. what teachers are highly er , qualified work and i was really scared that i would not be able to cope with this task and not to let anyone down, which i like at the faculty of international relations, first, uh, the chair of

international itself. well, in general, the entire faculty and i work with wonderful people. e by the team that provided any support and thanks to each of them i achieved self-realization the second. i like it to communicate with a student, because i tell students, you are my friends and communicate with them. very nice. i believe that i not only teach and even learn from them, because one is a wise person. said the teacher learns from his students first of all, as i always say, the most important thing is to be a person to be man is to understand people to respect people to put yourself in his or her place with the students. i say, i consider myself judges there, speak freely with me like what you don't like to eat. artfully. you tell me,

we will take a break and then we can continue, so we understand each other, otherwise the students are very strong. i know when i communicate with them, when they ask questions that are sometimes difficult for me to answer, so my advice to them. don't beg your abilities. each of you has potential. just put in the effort and you'll be fine. and as i always said. i do not want you to be better yourself, but the most important thing is to be better every day. after every day you will be every time after every day. what i like about my work is that, despite the fact that i have not seen my parents for 10 years, but when i am here, i feel that they understand me, they respect me. i

respect them very much very much. we are now in the sports complex sports. here i believe sports energy and so on, in addition to what improves health mood. i have been playing sports for a long time. especially now, when i came here to belarus, it is available here and i can say for free for us and as a result of what? so now

i'm doing very, very much. carefully, my wife and i are very fond of playing sports, unlike children. you see, now this is a useful generation. why you need to go in for sports, you need to push the children. otherwise , you understand to sit at home, play on a computer or tablet. thanks union. uh, of course, that you can attend classes . the pool is also free with children and how times here it is once it's on saturdays. we are with children. uh, come here. i'm busy. here they are on the second floor tajit observation. we owe it to the russian government. this is

what you pay attention to the structure of sports sports complexes. this immediately catches your eye, even you know that there is a sports ground around, uh, near our house, where children can practice, and so on , there is no such thing in the east. if we play sports, yes, we will go to the hospital. and when we do sports, we will visit less hospitals and we will spend money on medicines, so the government is doing everything right. i support all the sailing of our government. i want to introduce you to my family. here i begin with

the circle svetlana vladimirovna my daughter. she is maria and here is my son elijah wife. she is a ply. we met when she was working. i just went there, went in for sports. and that's how she worked there. a diplomat and so on, therefore, and when i saw the light, next to me was a friend. look at him, he says, so you don’t want to, i don’t know, you will see and really and so the dream happened that i bake bread, i bake bread. i

mix the dough with my grandmother, put raisins into this dough and say messi messi will make a good pie, yes, that is, that is, i’m finishing kneading already. all. put it in the oven. everything worked out. ah. i went to know something, because, well, it couldn’t be any other way. take the bread, it's good. my mother knows me better than anyone and knows that my character is not simple, that is, well, complex and was afraid. what, that is, different cultures? yes two worlds and what am i again, don't let god and children and well, divorce in the east is not a very pleasant thing. i tell my mother, she asks if you are sure inside. yes, why i don’t know, i still remember how my mother came here to belarus for the first time, i went to

meet her every time. uh, at the airport, probably parked the car for my mom to go upstairs alone. i open the door, well, the healthy color there is not quite the same as ours. well, in any case, she immediately hugged me and kissed me and went into the house. i thought the east was more closed. well, his mom is not like that. he has a family, not like that. yes, there are five. i say there are many children in the family. he says, well, yes, again five sisters brothers. i think, wow, wow, and then when you get to know everyone better, well, very very soulful very uh. some of my own i am very proud of my dad, because i think that he gives us that faith in himself, that support , which sometimes mom may not even give out, because dad has reached really big suction for me and me i really wish my brother was like my dad.

my dad is a very majestic man because he at the very bottom he made his way to such heights in his career work, and he told me that when they were offered a job. he didn't want to take her at first because he thought he couldn't. well, the flows all became well will be. dad could when i told you that i love subconsciously, and belarus consciously, because the fag gave me everything and then i said dot dot this means education. a new life, but the most important thing and self-realization by itself, but the most important thing, i think, it was the family that gave me the family, the house is a temple, and i have been living here for 25 years, nobody asked me a question. what is your religion? or do your children know, i lived in

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