ministers in six departments of the ministry of agriculture, food , information, justice, taxes, communications and informatization, as well as in the ministry of industry. the delegation of belarus arrived in new york to participate in the events of the un general assembly. foreign minister maxim rozhenkov will speak at a general political discussion, hold a number of meetings along the lines of the csto, the alliance of civilization and join a meeting of countries included in the group of friends in defense of the un charter. the main efforts of the belarusian delegation will be aimed at promoting the ideas of a multipolar peace, further consolidation of like-minded countries advocating for the formation of a more just world order, will place special emphasis on the illegal nature and destructive consequences of the use of unilateral forced peace by a number of countries as an instrument of pressure on a sovereign state in their own interests. the council of the republic adopted a bill on pensions for military personnel of law enforcement agencies, thus establishing uniform conditions for the procedure for paying pensions to military personnel in the event of their arrival for

permanent residence in belarus or departure for permanent residence outside the country, payments will continue to military pensioners of states that are parties to international treaties, as well as members of their families, social benefits to whom in belarus were assigned during the period of validity of these treaties. in addition, pension payments will continue to military pensioners who were previously dismissed from military service in the ussr or belarus, as well as members of their families when they leave for permanent residence in a state that is a party to international. and treaties. two international scientific and practical conferences on early diagnostics and treatment of oncological diseases. the focus is on head and neck cancer, as well as onco-ovtalmology. more than 600 belarusian and russian specialists gathered at one site, with special attention paid to early diagnostics. every year, about one and a half thousand people get sick with tumors of the oral cavity, pharynx and larynx. with the right simple examination, cancer can be detected in up to 90% of diseases. in addition, to help the doctor

, ultrasound with contrast and mandatory biopsy. no less important today is noted specialists, to increase the oncological literacy of primary care physicians. in first place among men is prostate cancer , and among women, breast cancer, as in most developed countries of the world. and if we take the entire population together, then the first places are taken by polyrectal cancer, colon cancer . as for tumors of the head and neck, although they occupy an insignificant place in the structure of general oncopathology, but in terms of mortality today, especially in the working age, it comes out on top positions, this is due to the aggressive course of these tumors, unfortunately, late diagnosis. in general, today the alexandrov republican scientific and practical center for oncology and medical radiology uses map-cell therapy to treat lymphomas, as well as various types of reconstructive surgery. roads to agro-towns. in belarus plans to make with

a hard surface, in the coming years will repair about 300 km of gravel. close attention is paid to modernization and elimination of potholes, including repair of streets in populated areas. in addition, belarus is actively updating its fleet of trucks and public transport. there are plans to purchase about thirty new electric buses. the belarusian state dance ensemble is celebrating its anniversary. for more than a quarter of a century, the group has been led by people's artist valentin dutkevich. dances appeared back in 1940, the idea belongs to the soviet choreographer igor moiseyev. the group's concerts are always sold out. the state dance ensemble is one of

the iconic brands of belarus, the group with the honorary title of honored was applauded in china, usa, italy, france, spain, brazil, germany and other countries. the artists of the ensemble were among the first belarusian dancers to perform at the olympia concert hall in paris. let's talk about what and how we consider unity, why belarus, although a unitary country, is home to more than 100 nationalities, how they get along, well, i think... that they get along, in order for you

to take part in our conversation, a qr code appears below, point your smartphone at it, write us a question that we will definitely answer, if you want. see what our program editorial team lives off the air, here's another qr code read what we write in our telegram channel. in the studio, alena syrova, kirill kazakov. let's begin. good evening. well, in general, last week in the palace of independence, probably the most important event took place, in my memory there has never been such a thing. the head of state met with representatives of various. nationalities, but in general with his own people, with belarusians, with those who definitely do not feel like strangers in our country, which was really striking, that that despite the rather wide scope of the meetings it was quite chamber and cozy, well some of those present including on

our platform were there, vladislav, you are, in general, one of the participants, so we will probably start discussing this with you, you know what will catch my eye... and at this table in the palace of independence there were probably not the most numerous of our tourists and guests, here are the citizens of the russian federation, there were 5 million, in my opinion, tourists last year visited the tourist season and visited our country, well, that is, in general, russians for belarusians and belarusians for russians - these are residents of our one big homeland, the union state, therefore, in general, on... probably, we do not have any misunderstandings, here in the palace of independence there were representatives of those nationalities of those countries with whom it seems like we should have complete mutual understanding mentally, because we are

generally very close with armenians, with ukrainians, with kazakhs, but at the current historical stage in the current historical there are nuances in the paradigm that are important to discuss. that's how they look each other in the eye, and you, as representatives of these national minorities, are exactly the people who can generally pass this information on further down the chain. but as far as i know, you moved to belarus a long time ago, your move is not connected with the events that the head of state spoke about, yes, that which, in general, is now painfully resonating, in general, you, i think, definitely have no questions about why belarus is developing this way, why our leadership is acting in one way or another, for sure do not consider our country an enemy, an aggressor and a co-aggressor there. in this regard , the question is, perhaps, in order to quickly restore our relations with those

countries with which there are nuances today, such meetings should be organized with those who came, in general, in connection with certain events. i just recently moved, how much interest was there in this event among your compatriots, former ones? you know, indeed, you are right, i have been living in belarus for more than 20 years and this is a country that gave me almost everything, because i received my second higher education in belarus, and defended my dissertation in belarus, and my first place of work was in belarus. here i acquired a family, here i received citizenship of the republic of belarus, so i am very sensitive to our country, it is a very hospitable country, and if you noticed or know that at the meeting, when we were with the head

of state, of the 13 people invited, in addition to the heads of diasporas, yes, these were representatives of ukraine, those people who, by the will of fate, fled from their region.

that there were no russians, why? because we live in one such mental paradigm, that is, conventionally speaking, we have a direct and correct attitude towards the family, that conventionally speaking, in official moscow, in official minsk, there is an attitude towards history, specifically towards the great patriotic war, there is a clear understanding of how to build our state, and we, in fact, somewhere through the prism of the former soviet union, look at all the countries of the former ussr.

and ukraine, which was 20 years ago, when you left and the ukraine that exists now, these are different ukraines, here raman, you came from that very soviet latvia, we are just on first-name terms, because we have known each other for a long time, the question is that when i asked the editor that we would like to see a person from the european union, he says, well, he will be there himself or from latvia, i say, you see, for belarus this is not quite europe, that is, yes, it is part of the european union. geographically it is understandable, but it is still soviet latvia, and you, as a person who speaks russian well and a little

understanding why you came here, i understand that you fled precisely because you were not allowed to live in the paradigm of the former ussr, you were forced to live in the paradigm of modern latvia, i am right, absolutely right, in fact, i communicate perfectly in latvian, but because i think in russian, forgive me, they cannot do this, for them we are the fifth column, we are necessarily enemies of the people, enemies of the state, especially, and if god forbid we, again, yes, as they say, a russian child, let's say, gets into to a latvian kindergarten, then the entire latvian group will definitely start speaking russian, i don’t know why we have such a strong , i don’t know, mentality , yes, but it really works that way, they are very afraid of losing their identity, no, so that, like... well, you know, i would say this, instead of embracing these russians, saying: you are ours, study latvian

, be us, because look, we are a calm nation, and so on, we are going in different directions, well, i’m talking about this, we just we go in different directions, they go left and we go right, you can call it whatever you want, you just understand, instilling such a forced love for the latvian language, in fact, even latvians are rejecting this language, i get a lot of comments when i feel ashamed for my government, this is how latvians write: the second thing i want to say is that, by forcing children to speak english during breaks in schools, because there is no literature in latvian, those who taught in soviet times, remember, most of all latvian textbooks were it was published in latvian during the soviet era, now in this independent latvia there are no textbooks in latvian, well, you know, that's how they declare us to be propagandists and raise some things that have basically disappeared long ago, and what was that vef, raff, my god. and the same cosmically, which are still running around minsk, these are also produced, excuse me,

sprats, but now i just see such a story on tiktok and youtube, when residents of latvia, and for some reason specifically latvia, coming here, you know, like we came, looked, walked around the shops, walked along the streets, talked in russian, were surprised that children can actually hear russian, the last thing i see in this video, maybe we should move? there are a lot of such compatriots, there are a lot of them, in fact, last year, maybe i received from 15 to 20 letters a day there in private, yes, now i receive from thirty to 50 of these letters, everyone is interested in how to move, and of course, for me too it was a shock when i moved here, my walk the first one is in minsk, and not in central minsk, which everyone thinks has crawled out, and so on, roman, you go to some district, i went to the district, let's say, the partisan one, the same one, yes, uh, the motor plant, this one...

ukrainians, yes, today we have the most frequent requests, well, probably annually, in principle the number has practically not changed over the last 10 years, we have about 4 to 400 people.

their citizenship, can i add, since we do not have dual citizenship, can i add, until the eighth year we all laughed at the father, we everyone was saying, well, what is he saving there, that he wants to prove something to someone, after all , globalization, you can buy and sell freely, why exploit something of yours and your people, we laughed and laughed, the crisis is in its eighth year, and then we began to understand how belarus chose the right course politically, that's it, the only difference, well, you understand, now, when we actively... began to observe how our ukrainian neighbors, yes, in connection with the war there, left for poland, but basically, in my opinion, in general divided into two parts: those who leave for belarus, and those who leave to seek happiness in the west, as a rule, these are people who are very, very different mentally and the yerlyk

about going to poland to pick strawberries, in general, was used, but after talking.

the republic of belarus, but to our foreign potential workers. the portal of the state employment service operates around the clock, where anyone can get acquainted in real time with all the vacancies that are available today day of our republic, and accordingly, or go out to contact a potential employer, or if necessary, can contact our employment service, so that they can provide assistance. employment options, the spectrum is very wide, about 2/3 of the specialty are blue-collar jobs that are available, there are those that do not require the appropriate qualifications, there are jobs that require higher education, and special education, it should be noted that this year a significant step forward has been made, the decree of the ministry of labor has been approved

list of specialties for which employers can accept foreign workers without any approvals and permits on a notification basis, that is, let's say a citizen of ukraine is interested in wanting to work as a driver in the city of minsk in a motor pool, he contacts the employer, the employer, taking into account that this specialty is included in the list of professions, and there are 38 such professions there for blue-collar jobs and 15 for engineering, that is, requiring higher education, respectively.

tired of this whole western life, returned here, he will have a more complicated history, well , of course, the language barrier will serve as certain obstacles, but this does not mean that...

the foxes also introduced a conversation about the fact that, in general, it seems like we have no problems, everyone lives in peace, harmony, mutual understanding, everyone loves, appreciates, respects each other, here you go, easily get a job, here you go, comfortable conditions for you to live, but it seems to me that the head of state would not have had this conversation if there were no pitfalls, no subtle points, nuances, alexander alekseevich, well, you... due to your job description, like no one else, are immersed in these details and these nuances, what they may not say publicly and it is somehow not very convenient to say, you probably

still accumulate some nuances , some complaints, some shortcomings, those moments that people who would like to become part of the belarusian family encounter, although at first glance, this can be done absolutely seamlessly, well, i want to say that every person who... the titular nation, as it is in the laws of some countries, which emphasize that yes, there is a titular nation, there are people who came for various reasons, which means that they are second-class people, for people who

come to belarus there is no such thing, there is no such thing, belarusians show by their example that please, you came to the country, please, work, no one is infringing on you, and people do not need to create some kind of agglomerations by nationality, so that they somehow group together to live. in one place, because belarusians are open, and i think this example shows people that nothing threatens for so that they can preserve their nationality, and for this the state really makes a lot of efforts to ensure that this is legislatively enshrined, that every person who comes to our country has equal rights, social rights, as petr leonidovich spoke about, to the opportunity to work, because after all, coming to our country. this does not mean that - it means that all this will suddenly fall to a person, after all, all this potential is created by our people, please,

join society, work together, and you will be, you know, with you a little i will discuss the topic of what they do not consider that it is self-evident, still they partly consider, there is a category of those who, for example, free education, free medicine in general perceive as self-evident.

i worked in the social and labor sphere for many years, i know the famous decree, from the tuniyatstve, as it was called and constantly criticized, the state simply calls on each person, participate in the creation of this.

social baggage in order to use it, and not sit on the sidelines and wait, that yes, someone will work, create this potential, and i will only use it, so i think that if i put it figuratively, such a disease is inherent in representatives of different nationalities, and yes, our state does not accept, like why they rush to europe, because there are such large benefits there, i came, i will receive benefits for this to live, no, you... came to us, please, work, here are all the opportunities for you, to work, yes, where there is an opportunity to work, where there is housing, about this, information is also contained in the vacancy bank, which is available to everyone, excuse me, i'll add, and i remember when you introduced the law on tuniatstvo, lithuania was also in the first place there, which was shouting, look, you are all being exploited there, dictatorship, we know that we live in a dictatorship,

do we feel okay?

it must be admitted that such attempts are being made, first of all, from outside our country, people are trying to hammer in somewhere, and even to imagine, here is the catholic religion, it is the second denomination, by the number of believers in our country, these attempts to imagine that the catholic church is a must polish church, no, no, the roman catholic church in...

are very respectful to each other, and uh, i think you can see that at all uh holidays, we always have representatives of the orthodox, uh catholic church, uh muslims, jews, and the state invites them for dialogue and they themselves invite each other in order to, because this has been tested for centuries, centuries of uh... since the 14th century , representatives of judaism, islam have lived here, once upon a time the tatars came, they were invited - by prince vitovt to protect this territory, here are the jews who were persecuted in different parts of the world, they also found a way to live here peacefully, when they talked about the fact that there were four languages, it was not in vain, because before the great patriotic war there were jews.

changed this card religious national after all is trying to play in different parts of the world, unfortunately, it succeeds, a striking example is the balkans, sudan, which recently split because of the due to both christians and islam, and ukraine showed us a living example when politics intervened.

well, you see, there are even some professions that may be slightly committed to nationality, let's say, we are probably open with a great desire, we go, in establishments where there is caucasian cuisine, in the kitchen, let's say, a caucasian, or georgian cuisine in the kitchen of georgians, here it is the opposite. on the contrary, it also attracts belarusians and tourists, but at least so that someone is not hired there on the basis of nationality, first

of all, the professionalism of the person, his skills, abilities, well and accordingly decisions are made, but so that by nationality, but this is a logical question, at least i don’t know, but it’s also illegal. previously, in order to obtain citizenship, you had to go through absolutely all the stages, well , at least a residence permit, yes, probably, first get, as far as, well, it turns out then this period of

your progressive movement towards obtaining citizenship was very, very conscious, now, for example, for ukrainians everything is going according to a simplified system, but hasn’t this become less conscious?

well, i want to say that people might have stayed, but they moved, some to the russian federation, some probably tried their luck abroad and left, in the hope that it would be better there, now people are returning en masse, we are seeing a trend that ukrainians, those

who came to us 2 years ago, they are returning back to us in belarus and asking us to shelter them again, help them with work, with housing, here is another small question, i started with the fact that... we don’t quite understand the mentality of today’s ukrainians, well not only ukrainians, yes, to what extent is this true, to what extent do people there live in a slightly different information field, and when we come here, we expect how...

now understanding how they come to us and tell us how they were treated, how they were helped, in quotes, they understand that the best home is in belarus, where there is a peaceful country, our children speak the same language, go to school, to kindergartens, they are already more socialized here than there abroad in another language, they cannot get their bearings and will rephrase your words from the context and say that return.

originally from bobruisk here well how to get there already yes here i am orthodox that is i have a family in general that is you won't understand here alone and there women study the torah and all sorts of things that's why in fact we have such an interesting story and many people say that this well we talked about the fact that the program should be created in order to sometimes brag before the day of national unity, so bragging you say that we are trying to create a certain society that in that sense in the world, when it appears...

then we were practically the first students,

who arrived after perestroika and since then i've been here for something, but now, or rather then it was prestigious to come to study in belarus or i'll tell you it's prestigious now, look at the journalism department of bsu, there are a lot of chinese there, yes, i admit honestly, when i arrived, we didn't even know that the city of minsk existed or not, i heard something about belarus, like belaya rus, but... but then we arrived, we looked, but for us it was shuravi, that is, the soviet union, yeah, we knew that we were going to the soviet union, but where we were going, well, have you ever regretted that...

well, at the present moment there are about 200 graduates, since 1964 we first began to prepare doctors for foreign countries in soviet times, the first eight graduates, 1970, only four 1,270, i know this figure for sure, 110 countries work two hemispheres, last year in medicine, in order to get... access to clinical practice according to the legislation of our republic and regulatory documents of the ministry of health after completing 6 years , let's say, or 5 years, you need to complete an internship. but i will give you a figure: last year among we had 20 foreign citizens who graduated

from the internship, that is, these are the guys, the doctors who are already determined to work for us. this year there are 115. yeah, so the numbers speak for themselves, and i want to note that our clinical residency gives the right to work as a doctor, i understand, this is a narrow specialty, cardiologists, oncologists, there are over seventy specialties, but in the first year of study in clinical residency, there the training is from two to five, six years, it all depends on what specialty, doctors and after first...

medical university, well , we recently got accreditation, it's true, there are requirements of medical councils of countries where, where our graduates return, well, we have accreditation from sri lanka, the ministry of health of israel, and there they won't give it so easily, especially since we have an experimental project of 4.6 years, our graduates, the first graduates of this experimental project have already been admitted to medical practice.

they find a phone number, find a website, and so on, they write and contact, there were just cries from the heart when people arrived. data, they don't know, what should they do, who should they contact, how should they contact, so we have to help very often with advice, and not only with advice, but also

with our actions, we often contact the red cross, the district administrations, and what i want to tell you is that 20, more than 20 years ago, and now always , we have never met anyone who refused us, absolutely, that is, when i came to belarus. well, a long time ago, yes, when there were no such events yet, and we are always brothers and will be brothers, i believe that we will continue to be brothers, but now, of course, there are such requests a lot, and i am very grateful to the red cross organization, which simply provides colossal assistance to our visiting ukrainians, because they really come with a cry from the soul and do not know what to do with the little ones...

that many are related, i talked to many of them in germany, with russian-speaking people, they all say: we are tired of this, we want to leave, in latvia, today i saw a report where a latvian says, it seems, if you call yourself there, excuse me, with a pi, well, that is the very word, yes, then you are the cooler you present yourself, the more opportunities you have for advancement, for some, i don’t know, work issues, everything else, so well, they support those who are specifically non-traditional, that is, this imposition is still mental, you know, like... showing an example, there are such people, if you want to earn good money, go become like that, well, here again, due to our

multinationality, due to our interfaith, it’s somehow not accepted for us, yes, to flaunt something excessively, and i’m not talking about orientation right now i'm talking, in general, about our values, even traditional relations, but they still say that belarusians are very reserved. but regarding our interfaith world, iran is still the islamic republic of iran. that's what probably divides us by faith, well, let's be honest, yes, how comfortable do you

feel here, regarding religion, yes, huh? absolutely comfortable, no one asks me what my religion is or we usually don't address people by name , there have never been any questions about what faith you have or not, faith is something that i have inside and i have, i don’t think that my faith is the best or your faith is the best or anything, such questions have never arisen, not once, you see, it surprises you, and we are from the so-called outcast countries, which they gather for themselves why. you arrive, well, that’s it, there are soldiers in coats around you, there are such anti-tank hedgehogs, i am in such terrible countries that in theory you were here in iran in the armenian quarter of isfahan, yeah, i’ll tell you that when they talk about that, that it is an islamic republic with strict

laws, yes, there are traditions that everyone observes, but however, there are armenians living in the center of ancient isfahan, they have their own traditions that already respect iran, so you don’t have to believe the propaganda of our sworn friends, well, in general, our task is also to debunk certain myths, and if we talk about what belarus is portrayed as a dictatorship, then in general, this is one of those stories, well, i’m ready to live in such a dictatorship, here the question is that, depending on who well...

take me to the outskirts of minsk to see the mess there is none so the question is why they ban even those who come here from latvia, poland, lithuania, and then tell on their youtube channels tiktok. channels, like here, they are not given a life there, well, you know, look, people, older ones, yes, they already know what belarus is, they understand perfectly well that everything is fine here, just the visa-free regime worked very well on young people who really believed that propaganda for 30 years of studying in schools where they said that there are orcs, bears, again, everything is like with russia, yes, and here braslav, it turns out, yes, i'll tell you more, i conducted a survey on my telegram channel, on my

youtube channel, i asked who you would like to see as a leader. in your own countries, putin, lukashenko, or your national there these local heroes, everyone voted for lukashenko, and i'll even explain why, because belarusians are more mentally similar to us, lithuanians and latvians, we are calmer and somehow we are closer, in our family in each in principle, yes, someone has a distant relative or a close relative here in belarus, as in russia in fact, but when they come here, non-citizens can travel to russia without a visa, first they went there, then again visa-free belarus.

that some of them are represented by one person, yes, so i have a rhetorical question: how can everyone not get along in such a dictatorship? i had a shot for a second, how do they get along in this dictatorship, well, because it is a dictatorship, the thing is that no one needs to prove anything to people who are different

nationalities, to prove that... they would be recognized, so that they would see that they are the same as other people, because belarus accepts everything, and people who come accept our traditions, which have been established in our society for a long time.

we celebrate holidays together, we have never even thought of thinking about something bad, we have never quarreled with anyone, that's how long i have been, this year in december

it will be 5 years since i became the chairman of the public association, i communicate with all the heads of the diasporas, we are all friends, we celebrate together not only state holidays, but national, even family ones, here is alexander alekseevich... our, you know, inspiration, he is our patron, and we are very grateful that the office of the commissioner always provides us with any support, well , tomorrow we will celebrate our youngest, but probably the most heartfelt holiday, so natural for all belarusians, this is the day of national unity, i congratulate everyone on the fact that we have such a country, with the fact that there is a place in it. absolutely everyone, no one feels like a stranger, no matter what nationality and what religion, this is really valuable today, here kirill recalled what roots he has, well absolutely, i think that every belarusian

has ukrainian and polish, and russian and kazakh, what not, but that is what makes us strong, that is, the more spiritual bonds we have and some historical ones - reasons to find ourselves among others, the more understanding we have, and the stronger we are, the more robust and united we are, and united from 10 seconds in order to simply say, the day of national unity, probably, it is right when all nations celebrate one holiday together, this is belarus. acquaintance with belarusian enterprises and the outstanding results of their work. without compliance with the required characteristics,

the products will not come out, if we do not apply modern knowledge, modern technologies, then we will not have a future, and i assure you, we have a future. we make a very amazing and rare product. a large load and we need to maintain the brand, so our mood is responsible and fighting, i can say with confidence that our team - this is a team, the overall result, our common cause depends on the contribution of each, and we try to convey to each employee that everyone is important and needed. watch the project quality mark on the belarus 24 tv channel. it is already obvious that the task of the ukrainian

leadership is the utilization of the ukrainian population, and the liberation, accordingly, of areas, including agricultural land, which they will then give to black rock and other american companies. our task is precisely to preserve this essentially chinese transit, because it guarantees there is peace in the region, if tomorrow this transit does not happen, well then that's it, the next step to a big war, as the americans want.

evening prime time and this is a panorama, with you tatyana korol, hello, let's sum up this day together. the agenda of the first today is personnel, the main tasks, guidelines in work for new leaders. loud lies, a ridiculous investigation of the explosion.