medicine, information and communication technologies, international logistics, e-commerce, trade - these are the priorities, areas that will also give a serious, let's say, impetus to development, not only projects, we give impetus to new technologies, innovations for the development of the economy outside the park, that is, for the development of the economy of our country. the exhibition is also a rich business program. today , thematic bilateral business meetings were held on the sidelines of the forum. the mozreisk oil refinery has begun implementing a complex for production of polypropylene. a memorial sign was installed at the site of the future construction site. the new complex of the mozyr oil refinery will be the only one in the country. the main volume of products is for the domestic market. the implementation of this investment project is important not only for the plant. this will allow a huge step towards technological independence of the entire country. the minsk scientific and practical center for surgery, transplantology and hematology conducted a high-tech operation for the first time. on

the pancreas using a new technique, laparoscopic pancreatodudenal resection was performed on a fifty-six-year-old patient from lida. the man needed the operation to treat pancreatic cancer . tumors in this area are rare, but extremely severe, and surgical intervention is the most effective treatment method today. the operation lasted about 12 hours, laparoscopic intervention was performed through small punctures in the abdomen, which reduces trauma and allows for faster. recovery, the patient was discharged for outpatient treatment on the eighth day. if the center has experience of more than 400 such open operations, then laparoscopic was performed for the first time. the complexity of this operation is that it is necessary to do exactly the same volume of oncological resection, but only with minimally invasive access, which significantly complicates the technique of the operation itself. in the postoperative period, the patient felt satisfactory, this is the point of laparoscopic. this, of course

, allows him to socialize earlier, to begin specialized oncological treatment, chemotherapy earlier, which subsequently improves prognosis for his treatment. the second operated patient is currently 66 years old, she is still in the center under the supervision of doctors. agricultural products at wholesale prices can be purchased in minsk on september 14 at traditional fairs, the first will be deployed near the chezhovka arena, not only large farmers will bring their harvest to the capital ... but also farmers. you can buy vegetables, fruits, seasonal berries and mushrooms, as well as meat, dairy products and live fish. bread, cheese, butter and honey from all manufacturers will be tested for quality. fairs will last until the end of october. the main sites are chizhovka arena and the sports palace. trade will be organized on saturdays and sundays, while mini-fairs will be held in each district of minsk. in the capital's loshitsa microdistrict, a fok for a thousand visitors per day is being built. large-scale work has been underway since the beginning

of the year. every day , fifty people are involved in the facility. inside the complex, there will be three swimming pools, the main twenty-five-meter one for swimming lessons and for children under 4 years old. four saunas will be equipped for steam procedures, hamam, salt room, font. will work with exercise and multifunctional sports halls. barrier-free environment is provided. the complex is planned to open by the end of the year . another sports center in the capital is planned to be built on kazimirovskaya street. new sports facilities will also appear in leskovka in krupki. for lovers of winter recreation in borisov will open a ski roller track. this culture is unique for us, the fact that it is important and useful for us, this is absolutely certain. there are a number of reasons for this. first, the climate that we have in the republic, it is quite.

the reasons are that massosimena can be called an ecologically clean crop, for its cultivation there is no need for a large amount of pesticides, there are mineral fertilizers, well, in conclusion, this crop is profitable, i will name a number of figures that testify to this, in twenty, in the twentieth year we grew 456,000 tons of rapeseed, in 3 years, already according to the results of last year the harvest is 900 thousand tons, and today a already

today the harvest is really being completed, but in bunker weight we have 1.31. ton, the president set the task million tons to grow, i will repeat, bunker weight we have this figure. enterprises that are engaged in oil production, and at the same time there are two methods of extracting oil, this is extraction and the method of pressing in our country there are about 90, these are different technological methods, the lion's share of volumes is about 65%, and these are our four enterprises that are engaged in the treatment of oil by the extraction method, this is including our vitebsk oil extraction plant, it is part of the concern, this is our state enterprise, the remaining 35% of volumes are small enterprises, they extract oil

by pressing. for last year, we will now receive exact statistics in just a couple of weeks, but we already see that we produced more than 6,000 tons of oil last year. why is it called that, because in its physical and chemical composition this oil is very similar to olive oil, what is the similarity? and there are acids, well-known to everyone, fatty acids omega-3, omega-6, which are in olive oil, are in rapeseed oil, but what is important is the degree

of absorption by the body of these useful substances depends on the ratio, so in slave oil the ratio of omega-3, omega-6 acids. one to two and this proportion is, according to doctors, ideal for these useful substances to be released, this is the first, second, rapeseed oil is a good source of fighting bad cholesterol, these are good vessels, this is the prevention of thrombus formation, even some scientists say that regular consumption of oil, which is obtained from rapeseed oil, can... control and prevent cancer formation. next, cosmetologists use trapseed oil in their industry. what does this mean? this means that it has a good effect on the skin, it has a good effect on the hair. i will give you a few more figures, they are very indicative for me, if you compare, in 100 g

of olive oil, there are 12 mg of vitamin e, in 100 g of rapeseed oil 27 mg of vitamin e, so one tablespoon is enough. you can drag it in the morning, you can after breakfast, this is 15 g. so you consume trapseed oil, you have provided yourself with omega-3, 6,9 for the whole day, so we practiced before, when we were accustomed to that among colleagues to this useful action, now colleagues in the morning a spoon of slave oil at home go to work, so really it is a very useful product, and we very actively these consumer properties of its useful promote position it on the domestic market.

product our belarusian slave oil also has its share on the world market. what products do the concern's enterprises produce from slave oil? numerous products, and this is starting ... mayonnaise groups, these are different sauces, these are mayonnaises, these are different kinds margarine products, this is refined oil in a bottle, which i said, so the range there is more than three or four dozen names, and many manufacturers in the country produce.

we have never ceased to feel proud of our palace, for the palace in the dwellings, even when it was not in the best shape, not the best condition, it still remained a historical monument, a cultural monument, one of the most significant in belarus. each piece of crumbling plaster is simply a scar on his body, these are traces history, that it has acquired such a look, a new look, for us it is a great joy, and it is... a great pride, but it is simply its new state, it is its rebirth. my name is vladislav kulakevich, i am the director of the zhilichi palace and park ensemble, we introduce you to the history of our country.

the working day begins at 9:00 in the morning, we do not have such a large museum, and therefore it is natural. that i am in charge of all, let's say, branches of our activity, that is, this is economic, of course, scientific, and stock work, therefore first - this is a walk through territory, through the halls, the hall from which the excursion begins, from here we begin and walk around the halls, this is the very first hall, here we tell, as a rule, about the history of the family, here are the portraits, this is a portrait of ignatius casimir bulga, as a copy of the original portrait of jaan damel, this is the first owner

, the builder of our palace, and here is his son grandson, who owned the palace later. in order to be the director of the museum, you really need to have some specific knowledge that is related to the profile of this museum, we have palace park ensemble, so this is the culture of the 19th century, in principle, our situation is not bad. in this regard, because most of the museum employees who are engaged in communication with visitors, they have a specialized education, i myself studied in the specialty of museum affairs, my tasks are to coordinate the activities of the employees, this is control, monitoring the quality of the excursions, good morning, afternoon, today someone has already come on the excursion, yes, good, so far you see how yes, and then we will need to discuss it, we will revise the excursion route a little and a little... the control text will need to be modified, since our museum is still in the process of formation, the expositions often change,

are being formed, then the text of the excursion can also change significantly, and over a fairly short period of time, and this also needs to be controlled, how exactly to present these very changes, look at the ceiling, you see the faces of the girls there, according to legend - this is the first wife of our owner. at least once every two weeks i will try to go on a tour of one or two employees. sometimes it may seem that if you work in such a wonderful place, then over time you will begin to lose interest in all this, it will stop enchanting you. in fact, this is not entirely true. of course, all this is perceived somewhat differently, through a different prism, but this does not mean that it becomes indifferent, it just becomes a part of you, especially if you are really concerned about your work, you think about how to do it better, what else you can bring. to make it even more impressive. and

the place where we are is the zhilichsky palace and park ensemble. it once belonged to the bulgakov family, the bulgakovs are quite an ancient family, they have been known in the lands of belarus since the 15th century, and modest people certainly do not build such palaces. if we talk about something more unique that distinguishes our palace from others, then this is, of course , the decoration. walls, ceilings, first of all, of course, polychrome painting, that is , multi-colored, but no less impressive is the gilding, that is, many elements stucco, many ceilings are almost entirely gilded, like here in the ballroom, that is, literally... in strips, this gold, you could say, hangs down, there is a lot of it in the interiors. the palace in zhilichi never existed on its own, it is surrounded by a large park. this park, of course, has changed greatly over time, but now you can still see the outlines of those very alleys

along which the bulgakovs and their guests strolled. the first world war began, everything. the most valuable from the palace was evacuated away from the front line, naturally, the palace changed its purpose a little, various, let's say, organizations were located here, there was an orphanage, a school for working youth, since 1930, there was an agronomic school, an educational institution, a good foundation was laid here for this, because the bugaks were mainly engaged in agriculture, during the war there was a german hospital here, the palace, of course, was damaged, the greenhouse was dismantled by order of the fascists, but fortunately this is not the biggest... losses that could be, the palace was not bombed, there were no major battles here except for partisan raids, so the palace was preserved quite well during the war, after the war from the fifties there was again an agricultural technical school here, it was here until 2006, and in 2006 everything was already completely occupied by the museum and the children's art school, and the museum of the children's art school existed

here since the seventies. it is truly a unique thing to work in the palace complex of the museum, because all our works are imbued with history, and children immediately, when they come to school, first of all, they learn the history of the palace itself, they begin to examine our ceilings, our structures, they fully examine all the buildings, they understand that this is art, it turns out that their... education starts with art, then they come to our school, choose music, the choreography department, the art department,

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to live here for a week, chow chow, watch a travel show, like at home, on our tv channel, ready for an exciting adventure through the cities of belarus, unique architectural monuments, the temple greets with simplicity, high windows, and the bell tower, it is the only entrance to the shrine. here in the family estate, mikhail aginsky, together with his wife and children, spent, perhaps, the most fruitful years of his life, and today the composer's family warmly welcomes guests. bow and exit to the polonaise, this is a usual walking dance. they go the usual three steps, the fourth step goes with

a half-sident. and the most interesting, historical facts, then. castle hill. and therefore its complete disappearance was only a matter of time, but still something interesting for tourists has been preserved. watch the program cities of belarus on the belarus 24 tv channel

. the first restoration in the palace was carried out back in the seventy-second-seventy-third years, that is, at that time, of course , it may not have been very successful, that is , our restorers did not have enough experience yet, it was one of the first restorations in belarus, but nevertheless it helped to preserve what was still preserved in the palace at that time, impressive kison ceilings. and stucco, the upper part of the walls. k by the beginning of the 2000s, of course, the palace had been substantially completed, that is , significant restoration work was already required , and at that time, design work was begun, it naturally included historical and archaeological, natural research, that is, some researchers worked in archives, looked for photographs, references, documents of that time, some researchers worked on site, took samples in order to conduct physical and chemical analyses, also large-scale and quite... restoration of the first stage included, first of all , the restoration of the facades. the interior, unfortunately, was very poorly preserved there, so they were planned specifically for

modern needs, the needs of the children's art school. the first launch complex of the second stage of this creation of the wing, also included the placement of the premises of the children's art school, a large concert hall, and a hall for temporary exhibitions of our museum. as for the third stage, here, of course, there was a very big responsibility, because a huge reception was preserved. original decorative elements, stucco, all of this had to be restored. it is important to say that the state's attention was always focused on completing these works as soon as possible, that is, in 2018 there was a big breakthrough, large funds were allocated for restoration work in the palace in the dwellings, subsequently in 2020 our palace was announced as one of the priority objects of the president at the all-belarusian people's assembly and this ... of course, pushed, significantly pushed the work, accelerated their completion, of course. restoration

the work left its mark on our work for many years, even rescue excavations, when, for example, various communications were laid, then the earth, so to speak, hid what had been hidden in it for many years. small pieces of ceramics lay on top in the earth heaps. we already had experience in archaeological excavations, we had experience in contact with artifacts of this type, we immediately paid attention to this, we really wanted to collect it all, because every day something changes and accordingly we could not collect these pieces the next day find, so we collected everything as much as possible and then carried out the gluing work on these fragments, this is a flower... the clay vessels were made on a potter's wheel at the turn of the 19th-20th centuries. in many halls for

skeptics, so to speak, the restorers left the so-called zandazhi, that is, so that you and i could be convinced that the same materials, the same colors were really used here, some of the elements were not restored, that is, they were cleared of layers of later paint and left as is, yes. they are more faded, more dull, but they allow us to really touch history and understand that the restoration was carried out scientifically, that is, as it should be, this is not the designer's invention, but a historically substantiated design solution. of no small importance was the recreation of artistic parquet floors, they have not survived to this day, unfortunately, because naturally they were not designed so that... students would walk on them every day for many years, and therefore they wore out quite quickly and were still in the sixties replaced with ordinary floors. a design decision was already made to recreate

the parquet pattern, it was recreated exactly as it looked in the 19th century. artistic parquet, it is absolutely different in different rooms, that is , each of these pieces is made of different types of wood, like a mosaic it was simply assembled, here we see such a middle effect, one might say, in the next room it is already brighter, more colorful with various figures, stars. meander ornament, in the next room some other, each of them is unique, absolutely not repeats. in many ways, in making decisions about the intended purpose, about the purpose of the hall as a whole, were facilitated by the fact that photographs and some historical information from that time had been preserved. this is one of those very photographs taken at the beginning of the 20th century, by yaanam bulgakov, one of the most famous representatives of the bulgakov family. this photograph shows a banquet hall, here, as you can see, there is a lot of linden, a lot of decorative furniture elements, that is , this hall was literally examined under a microscope, this photograph is in order to recreate everything in detail, that is, if we

look, compare... the photograph with the hall itself, that is, we see here beautiful kison ceilings, we see on them a huge number of very small elements, that is , almost all of them were recreated using these photographs, reliefs on the walls, furniture, naturally, that is, if we come closer, we can examine, even compare this table, these chairs, that is, how they look in these photographs, how they look - in the form in which we can now evaluate them, that is, this has already been made our belarusian masters on... a modern project, made on the basis of historical information, historical photographs. in this hall he took only one photograph, this is a photograph of this very mirror with a console, and in the reflection of the mirror a you can see the stove, which was opposite the swedish stove in the form of just such a column, so thanks to one photograph a they recreated two objects at once: a mirror with a console, a stove.

serafima petrovna, it seems we have found the missing boy, you refuse to believe that your mother could have stolen sashenka. that's normal, but all the details of the investigation are against her, can you imagine, she suspects me, well, what exactly did she say, well , in general, here's the story, i needed to leave urgently, i just can't watch you torment yourself, and he doesn't seem to care, well, so what, the child is missing, but it can't be that only one thing keeps you near her, as if you know what keeps me, 4 years ago, when mikhail andreev suddenly agreed to operate on me, we had no money it was, his operations are expensive, and you said that you would marry his daughter, i

understood everything at once. listen, it wasn't him, she already tried to get rid of the child, tell me your conditions, i will only talk to alexey, watch the tv series family secrets on the belarus 24 tv channel. 100 brave guys have gathered in our studio, each of them has a question for an adult. you have one minute to briefly tell about yourself. time is running. how will you react if a person asks you to do something that is not suitable for him? well, me too will i dissuade him somehow? there is a stereotype that all athletes are bad students, how did you study? we studied on a five-point scale, somewhere there were, of course, threes, and fours, there were fives, well, in different ways. the red sector is to your right, the next question is from there. hello, my name is denis, and

what kind of dad are you? probably some kind? and there is a dad, i don’t know if he’s good or bad, you are the first belarusian woman to win the olympics in freestyle, and how did you feel when you stood on the podium? the first night i couldn’t sleep at all, i couldn’t fall asleep, because i closed my eyes, i had the whole day before my eyes, how it went, how i woke up there, what i ate, watch the project 100 questions to an adult on the tv channel. belarus 24, an important process is underway now, this is the museumification

of this palace, this complex, part. decorative items, part of the furniture, they were included in the restoration project, this is a complete recreation of the furniture that has been preserved, at least in photographs. unfortunately, there were no photographs of some halls, we do not know what was in them, and therefore these halls are mainly filled with antiques. we consult with specialists in the field, that is, there are specialists in painting, there are specialists in decorative and applied arts. each item, an antique item, requires. very careful research, namely , whether it corresponds to the period, how well preserved it is, whether it has been restored, this affects both its cost and the likelihood of its acquisition and placement in our exhibitions. to immerse a person in environment, historical, cultural environment, it is very important to have original, historical objects in it, here we can see dresses, ball gloves, a probe, these are all

antiques. objects, objects that are more than a hundred, more than 150 years old. it is by getting acquainted with such objects that a person can immerse himself, can feel that he is really in a real monument, surrounded by antique. original objects, this dress is more than 150 years old, it is in such dresses that they often walked around the house, that is, it is not even a ball gown the dress is just a house dress, but in the perception of our modern person it certainly looks very luxurious.