our schoolchildren aged from 8 to 14 years old will take part in this event; these are the guys who have many victories and are successful. studies, in sports, are participants and winners of various creative festivals, competitions, guys who study in cadet schools also showed themselves very actively, students of military-patriotic clubs, guys who live in boarding schools, but not only the guys and schoolchildren of our countries are invited to... children who

still live in their countries today it’s far from calm, we will have delegations from the lugansk people’s republic , there are also guys from israel who moved to here quite recently, so today i would like everyone... who will be invited to this event to feel that atmosphere, calm, peace, the goodness that reigns in our country, and of course, all the children invited to this event will receive gifts from the head of state. another important event for older children, in which students take part, is cadets studying at the thieves' school.

analysis of the main events of this week in the atn information and analytical program main broadcast, all projects of our tv channel are on the belarus 24.by website, as well as on social networks. i say goodbye to you, all the best. 2024 has been declared the year of quality, there is a special attitude towards this concept in belarus, and at the state level, a brand made in belarus inspires trust and respect, it’s not for nothing that foreigners exclaim: well, of course, you have control, you have guests, hear this, of course, is nice, but competitors are not asleep, so you can’t rest on your laurels.

this is the ambassador of the head of state, who proposed to spend the next year under the sign of quality. we need to declare next year the year of quality, everything is fine with us, and we are producing volumes, there is demand for... is belarus one of the countries that has a unified or soviet past? the republic has initially preserved the main components of the quality infrastructure, such as standardization, metrology, accreditation, and testing. and this allowed us to really manage these elements well and

keep the standards base up to date. and of course, over time, promptly make some appropriate decisions. i’ll give you this example, well, look, we have 160 countries around the world where our products are exported, of course, each country has its own nuances and requirements, today we are faced with unprecedented such elements and such political pressure, all sorts of restrictions, and so on further, sanctions, and of course, this greatly influenced the structure of exports, we had to our industry

is in the first place... export deliveries, that is, these are the requirements, those countries that, of course, emphasis was placed, either on the acquisition of these requirements, with many countries we have agreements on the dissemination of standards, or on the development of our national standards , which would ensure unhindered such exports to these countries this year.

these are their amendments, yes from the point of view of changes in requirements and in standards, as regards actualization directly, and if we then consider this at technical committees with the participation of industry representatives, because the standard is what it is, it is a document that is adopted by consensus, if consensus is not reached, that is, industry says: no, we are not satisfied with this requirement, then in principle the standard will not be born, so this is not happens, although there are some individual elements. individual, well, let's say, someone is not very interested today in these requirements according to such and such a standard, because the products are such, well, he does not produce them yet, tomorrow, for example, there will be a need production of these products and he says: listen, we have updated the requirements that are in the standard, they are already like this, we are not satisfied, you know,

we also consider such isolated cases, because you need to understand, industry is the engine of the entire economy , and we, of course , meet them halfway, promptly consider these issues and also make decisions that would suit the industry. another element is those standards that are becoming completely irrelevant, and over the past year we 169 of these standards were canceled, we also talked with the industry, they say that these standards, that’s all, they have already outlived their useful life, what is the general base of state standards, there are more than 30,000 of them, yes, well, if that’s true today this figure is constantly changing every day, but 31,300, of which - look, how interesting, in general, we - have really preserved that base.

sizes for assessing the quality of optics, since these are optical devices after all at the output, then there is, and such production control, when the product undergoes the final assembly stage, all such basic parameters of the product are automatically monitored, this is also an automated process, and human participation is excluded here, the output is fully automated, we have a suitable device or an unsuitable device.

and it would probably be possible to get some product today, yes, but how

competitive would it be, how much would the quality and price of that product meet the requirements of consumers today? no, of course, from the point of view, let's say, here's the second one the part that you said, in the form of tightening legislation, you know, this is probably necessary locally, but we need to look at where in what points it can be applied and where it is necessary, and so that it does not lead to some kind of reverse. reaction, but it seems to me that after all , quality is, this is work, let’s say, quite multifaceted, also of specialists, because even if we have a sufficiently high level of technology and equipment, but there are no competent personnel, we too we will not get a competitive product as a result. are you talking about that there are many stages of quality control, at which stage there are the most violations? at what stage, roughly speaking, can our producers cheat somewhere? this is a good

question, and look, in general, here are control points, what we said, you understand, how control points are not a criterion for the reliability of a product, but, accordingly, reliability is also an integral part of quality, they are capable of identifying some problems, at the control points we saw that some parameters did not correspond, here this is where system management comes into play, that is, management that is built on the management of the entire production, when some symptom appears at a control point, then a reverse reaction occurs and goes to the designers, technologists, who would consider these problems at a production meeting and accept management teams, this is the connecting link , yes, the system management that is present at the enterprise, they are, say,

russian requirements for product quality are harmonized with international standards and who is more oriented towards whom? after all , we are trendsetters to some extent, or vice versa, we adapt to... other countries to international requirements, we, as the conductor of technical policy in the country, have agreements with a number of international standardization organizations, this is iso, this is mec, these are a number of other organizations where we participate in technical committees that review and develop modern standards and we

can see there what is planned tomorrow in the country, not only in our country, in general world.

not only test methods, but specific requirements, we had a very long process of agreeing on what chocolate glaze was, when our opponents said, yes , there may be chocolate at all, but leave the name chocolate, no, we defended our position as our confectioners, yes , and we introduced these requirements, and this is accepted by everyone, this is really why they say that when a product is made in accordance with the state standard, then... this product, in any case, it is welcomed by consumers, so this element is one of those few, which we also bring into the scope of our standardization. our manufacturers, they work within the legal framework, and they work according to the rules, according to the law and are responsible for their products, but, for example, foreign

competitors produce lower-quality products, and well, they do not comply with those same ones. requirements, it turns out that the competition is not entirely fair, we do not have such a situation that somewhere in production the minimum safety requirements that are included in the mandatory requirements are not met, what happens and is produced in neighboring countries abroad, we will say, they are imported, they do not always comply with those mandatory requirements and conformity assessment procedures in other countries, not in the republic of belarus, they, they differ in that often, well, we haven’t heard this... it ’s such a secret, gray certificates , documents are simply issued that go to the market, how we deal with this, how we deal with this, we have also developed many regulatory documents, in particular, resolutions of the council of ministers on the disposal and withdrawal from circulation and return of such modifications such products where it is clearly regulated, which means that if our supervisory authority identifies

non-conforming products, then one of the options can be, either it is returned to the supplier, the one who... brought the importer, or this product is disposed of, since it is impossible to underprocess it, and we understand that nothing can be done with these products, then on commission, with the participation of our inspector, these products are disposed of, and we have documentary evidence, or the products, if they relate to some elements of the labeling, are not corresponds to the labeling, is not additionally labeled, which means we force the importer, because we don’t have such problems with the manufacturer, who produces it.

that specifically, products for children and adolescents, in the segment of all non-conforming products, they account for 26%, this is a fairly high figure, but we approach this quite harshly, as for food products directly, there are such manifestations, for example, vegetable oil , they write that this is the highest grade, in fact, after chromatographic analysis and so on, it turns out that this is ordinary oil, not unrefined at all, and so on and so forth, in particular , salmon caviar comes when... the analysis looks at the dna of salmon fish and is not even detected, the clothes are written as 100% cotton, in fact there is 30 or 40% of the difference. you know, i just recently came across such an example, when on the reverse side.

well, of course, yes, indeed there are 2500 laboratories, of course, these are not all laboratories that are accredited, but these are laboratories that really perform

functions as testing laboratories , using this laboratory as an example, we can say that it is the only one in our country, i would say it is unique on the territory of the countries of our commonwealth in the russian federation, they are trying to do something approximately. if we return to the essence of testing laboratories, you understand how , before you even decide what products you will produce, you must always think one step ahead what testing capabilities you should have as part of the implementation of this project, often sometimes this moment is missed, then to assess the quality and safety of the products that are produced, well, there is no such opportunity, in this case, this laboratory is

the level of interference, and at the same time the product must be functional, its purpose is the broadest, thanks to this laboratory of ours, built , thanks to the support of the government and the president, today we have a unique opportunity to rapidly master the production of cars and electric buses, now we will be working even before equipping unmanned vehicles means, unmanned aerial vehicles and so on, this is very practical, well, i won’t name a number of others. technology, because - i would also like to say that you have such a unique opportunity, because it’s not always present here, just come in and have a look, yes, because this is really

the heritage of our country, and it just so happened that a domestic electric car is being prepared for testing, but what will they do with it? well, you see, here it is installed on the appropriate platform, all kinds of sensors are placed that will record those parameters that will be emitted by this... product will be determined in the camera room , say, those parameters that will be emitted by this product will be compared with those standards that are permissible; a ready-made protocol will immediately be issued, where anything is not appropriate, before this type of camera we didn’t have, our automakers, mash, which produced electric buses, in particular, transported their products to europe, this was logistically very difficult, and then very expensive. about 14.00 euros for testing, and if something needed to be improved, they sent out transport funds, modified some units , paid again, passed tests again, and

now we can earn these thousands of euros in our country, and test equipment from other countries, we have significantly reduced the cost, this is firstly, secondly, what happened , our designer can come here and see that there is some kind of discrepancy, they substitute some blocks. we are adjusting this in relation to those indicative indicators that are set out there. of course, in order to be competitive you need to have a qualitative advantage, and we

different directions means... this is what we are doing, why are there so many laboratories? because we have an export-oriented country, i emphasize this again, and the denomination of the products that we produce is very wide, from mechanical engineering, food products, agriculture, medical equipment, the widest range, i have not yet named everything, so each type of product requires their specific tests, and well , this is a whole asset, and if the enterprise has its own laboratory, which we conducted at the enterprise today, this is significant speeds up the process in terms of developing product launches for production. i would also like to draw your attention to the fact that the president of belarus supported the idea of ​​​​developing a single state quality mark in our country. here i propose to recall just a fragment of the working trip of the head of state to gomel. why invent? until it's not too late. we need to take away this soviet quality mark and become copyright holders. i really like

this beautiful sign. soviet.

services, where it will be determined at the level of a special commission, yes, which will consider and prepare a proposal to the president, the final decision will be made by the president, in addition to, i would like to say that such a high award, this award will carry the highest degree of responsibility, because if this badge is awarded at such a level, then of course the degree of responsibility will be quite high, is it possible to measure the concept of quality at all or is it such a relative concept, such an interesting question: and you can philosophize and somehow explain that quality is this, that, that, yes, and we can say that it can really be measured through those standard procedures that are available today using, of course, special measuring instruments, and those characteristics that are included in the standards, and well, let’s say, the rumored energy efficiency of equipment, for example, +, a2+ and so on,

we can say that yes, this is a quality product. because it has a high degree of energy efficiency, but without appreciating it, this is just a declaration, which is why there are such laboratories in which you can clearly define these parameters and say that yes, this is a2+, all the indicators that it produces correspond to this, this category. well, finally, i would like to ask the chairman of the state standard, what is his number one question? maybe it’s because it’s the run-up to this year, but there’s one thing running through my head, and i think everyone does. belarusian, and this is the desire of our president for our life to become better every day, yes, and then i would also add better quality in all areas, this not only concerns products, this also applies to medical services, education, environmental conservation, energy saving and so on, because this essentially characterizes what is being done in the country, what everyone needs to do

at their workplace for this. what he does, to do that work in a very high-quality and qualified manner - that’s for everyone, then together we will get such a synergistic effect, and we will all live better.