let's talk with a studio guest, an expert in the field of family policy, candidate of economic sciencesassociate professor. anna yashchuk, candidate of economic sciences, associate professor, dean of the faculty of advanced training and retraining of the institute of information technologies of the belarusian state university of informatics and radioelectronics, member of the belarusian women's union, member of the union of women scientists of belarus, participant in the project super woman of belarus, graduated from the belarusian state economic university and graduate school. in so many roles that are assigned to a woman, you need to clearly set priorities and understand what is most important to you in the first place. of course, a modern woman will probably no longer limit herself to motherhood, another time, another century, i want fulfillment, professional activity, an active position, moving forward, but it is really very important how much - a woman must decide for herself... that being a mother is probably her direct destiny. how does the belarusian state help with this? the me

and today our guest is a candidate of economic sciences, demographer, economist, associate professor,asia bobrova. good afternoon, good. hello, anastasia grigorievna, thank you for coming to our studio. today you head the center for human development and demography at the institute of economics of the national academy of sciences. belarus. what place does your department occupy in the system of the national academy of sciences, what do you do? tell us quickly, we are dealing with very interesting issues, we have a very wide range of these issues, this includes demography, social policy, which is so multifaceted, issues of ensuring effective employment, wages fees, which worries everyone, a very important block is sustainable development, how to turn our waste into income, this is also all in our scientific interests, and... moving money issues to the second, probably level, everything for men -finance, investment, innovation, but this is what fascinates them more , so indeed, perhaps this is more of a women’s issue, and again, of course, we can’t go anywhere without men, they definite

we are connected, on the air again say do not be silent, our guest is a demographer, candidate of economic sciencesian women's union, anastasia bobrova. anastasia grigorievna. africa, india, indonesia, the usa and others, and half of the people will be in the countries of belarus, what place will it be in, what is ours, predicting growth, the year is not as far away as it seems to us, and well, judge for yourself again, but in the fiftieth year these are the ones. these are our habits, this is our way of life in fact, what then goes beyond the family, our whole country... makes its contribution to the development of these family values, but this is what they are, how they change, they also need to be understood that the family does not stand still either , yes, when we talk about family, of course, i would also like to clarify that this is a healthy, strong, full-fledged, multi -generational family, because this gives us a feeling of peace and harmony, first of all for ourselves, well, come on... we'll talk about you in the finals on facebook, you're so beautiful avatar, is it just a beautiful phot

let's talk to an expert studio guest. in the field of family policy, candidate of economic sciences, candidate of economic sciences , associate professor, dean of the faculty of advanced training of the institute of information technologies, belarusian state university of informatics and radio electronics, member of the belarusian women's union, member of the union of women scientists of belarus, participant in the project super woman of belarus, graduated from belarus. state economic university and graduate school of the academy of management under the president of the republic of belarus, author of more than forty scientific works, scientific interests, national economy, social policy, demography, family policy, socio-economic processes. anna , our topic today, on the one hand, is so beautiful , on the other, serious, powerful, as the president of belarus put it, how to combine so many roles for a woman and a career and... success , professional self-realization, and motherhood, and family. well, probably a woman initially ready for the fact that she cannot fulfill one role, but the

the philharmonic and i believed that you after all, we were still an economist and a candidate of economic sciences my dissertation, the development of the institutional form of economic relations. in general, i was also happy to be there as a stagehand , some other kind of part-time jobs right there in one place , because well, in general, it helped the philharmonic to live - this is such a multidisciplinary organization and concerts of classical music and modern then the stage was at the philharmonic i i i managed to communicate this is the turn of the millennium and i managed to communicate with many outstanding contemporary musicians and yarats there. i had great pleasure, by the way, this year, for example, schnittka’s anniversary, 90 years old, and this was the same 2001, when the only philharmonic society in the world in saratov, we named schnittka, and i really liked it, we did such programs that would be of interest to young people, children about how to listen to classical music, that in general it is good to listen, just like reading good books, you definitely need to listen well. for a

the director of the philharmonic, and i thought that there were still economists and a candidate of economic sciencesitute. i played in the orchestra, in general, i also enjoyed working there as a stagehand, some, well, some other part-time jobs right there in one place, because in general it helped to live, the philharmonic is such a multidisciplinary organization , and concerts of classical music, modern and then the stage was in the philharmonic, i i i managed communicate, this is the turn of the millennium, and i was able to communicate with many outstanding modern musicians. this is the name of the russian national museum of music, here in my hands is a book that i really love, here are many instruments that are kept in the museum of music, here are the kusli, then there is the saratov harmonica , this is not it, this is an accordion, here is the saratov harmonica, which is different because there are bells there, yes, that you can ring, i’ll ring it now, there’s a button there, but this instrument, one one of the first ans soviet synthesizers stands for alexander nikolaevich scriabin, master ev