what other innovations were announced in the allied five, will alina lapu tell? cooperation ties between the enterprises of the allied five, an increase in the output of joint products, the growth of mutual investments and the creation of new jobs, these tasks have always been at the forefront in the eurasian space, of course. today , the sanctions agenda adds to their significance. therefore, it is important to introduce effective financial support mechanisms for operational projects. such measures are prescribed in the relevant agreement. not so long ago, the council of the eka approved changes to the document, of course, no less attention is paid to the commission cooperation. on the outer edge. now the iranian vector is being worked out on the agenda concluding a full-format free trade agreement meaningful negotiations on the issue of concluding a full-format free trade agreement between our countries were completed in february. the agreements reached with the states are currently being worked out. union, i note that they have been operating since october 201

what other promotion was announced in the allied five in our story, prices remain under the control oftrading network extended the discount for vulnerable categories of the population. how much and what we will tell in more detail this area of ​​interest we are talking about notable events in the economy with you veronika hello , the government is aimed at developing the economy this year. optimism inspires start every industries are adding not only in production volumes, but also in export deliveries, at the message, the president announced that the industry expects plus unthinking weather and , in cooperation with russian colleagues, at the end of 23, it is expected that there will be at least 10% more new goods instead of previously imported ones and this is not the limit. all this provides a stable income for the enterprise and those who work for the belarusian government note that there are tasks to increase the level of wages. and most importantly, there are reserves for increasing it. more about what has been done and our priorities. we asked the head of government immediately a

in what other one was announced in the allied five in our story, prices remain under the control of the trading network extended the discount for vulnerable categories of the population how much and what we will tell in more detail about this economy this year, optimism inspires start each industry is added not only in production volumes, but also in export deliveries at the message, the president announced that in the industry expect plus the weather is not less than 5-7%. after all, now at belarusian enterprises. a lot of work has been launched on import substitution, including in cooperation with russian colleagues, upon completion of 23, it is expected that there will be at least 10% of new goods instead of previously imported ones . most note that there are tasks to increase wages. and most importantly, there are reserves. to increase it, more about what has been done and our priorities. we asked the head of government immediately after the message in the palace of the republic. here is a special attention, was born sanctions. in principle, for a whole year we have been living in t

what other innovations were announced in the allied five, alina will tell expansion of cooperation ties between the enterprises of the allied five, increase in joint production, the growth of mutual investments and the creation of new jobs, these tasks have always been on the first lines in the eurasian space, of course. today , the sanctions agenda adds to their significance. therefore, it is important to introduce effective financial support mechanisms for operational projects. such measures are prescribed in the relevant agreement. not so long ago, the eka council approved changes to the document, of course, no less attention is paid to cooperation by the commission. on the outer edge. now the iranian vector is being worked out on the agenda conclusion of a full-format free trade agreement meaningful negotiations on the conclusion of a full-format free trade agreement between our countries were completed in february. the agreements reached with the states are currently being worked out. union, i note that they have been operating since october 2019 . temporary agreement will double o

italy and turkey the bomb remains the property of the us but the aircrews of the six other fan allies, the fiveries hosting the bombs plus greece are trained to fly with them in the event of hostilities planting weapons on allied aircraft will require the consent of the us nato nuclear planning team and also in connection with the historical terms of the agreement. british prime minister to miss the holiday in brussels ukraine could not holiday. it's always a good reason to do something ask and receive. kiev is now officially not 30 31 and it really needs to be planning to double support; a multi-year plan is being developed to transfer ukraine to western weapons. thanks elenzin. it's not very nice to be here today in nato on nato's birthday. i came here to expedite the delivery of what was already promised to ukraine in the first place. these are artillery shells. and armored vehicle of ukraine dmitry ukulelebe. colleagues always pay a lot of attention and post a lot on social media british examples said that he is always on the side of his colleague, but he published a strange photo, either h

germany italy turkey the bomb remains the property of the us but the aircrews of six other nato allies the fivere the bombs are located plus greece are trained to fly with them in the event of hostilities to install weapons on allied aircraft will be required the consent of the us nuclear planning group to nato is also due to the historical terms of the agreement. british prime minister to miss the holiday in brussels ukraine could not holiday - it's always a good reason to do something ask for and receive sponsors. kiev is no longer officially 30 31, and it really needs to be planning to double support ; a multi-year plan is being developed to transfer ukraine to western weapons. thanks jens. i am very pleased to be here today at nato on nato's birthday. i came here to expedite the delivery of what was already promised to ukraine in the first place. these are artillery shells and armored vehicles to ukrainian foreign minister dmitry ukulelebe. colleagues always pay a lot of attention and many posts on social networks british examples stated, that he is always on the side of his colleague, but

of dunkirk for the french was a symbol of defeat for a long time and treachery from the allies, evidence of the fiveears of occupation was not even included in school textbooks until recently, and the ace dynamo became the main place of visits. my profession is a naval officer of the museum. everything was destroyed, of course it was a shock, a big shock, only the majority of dunkirk residents, the oats family lived with relatives in the south of france during the occupation, of the 32,000 inhabitants of the city, before the german offensive , two-thirds left urgently, so the first the destruction after the bombing in 1940 was seen by far. not everyone saw on this model what the center of dunkirk looked like immediately after the dynamo operation. the germans immediately forbade entry into certain quarters that were taken away for the troops. people who remained in the city lived in basements or houses that survived began to be cleared. roads and demolish ruins that were dangerous and could collapse , the main square of the city with a monument to the french admiral jean bar with beautiful houses ar

happened on the ukrainian battlefield, it's our allies we rely on relationships of trust with our allies. the fiveur allies. if you're an ally, you're thinking i wonder if the united states can keep the secret safe. >> given for position as ranking member on the intel committee, what do you know about the level to which there's scrutiny on distribution lists what if this guy because he was supposed to be a cyber transport system journeyman? . >> there is a lot more we can do technologically. remember the case of a reality winner, who printed out documents, and there were coding on documents that allowed it to be traced back to her. anytime a document is printed that should be auditable there's questions about whether this individual should have had access to this stuff we don't know the answers. there's a couple of categories of things. intelligence is valuable when it's shared. there have got to be limits. again, if third-degs had been a sophisticated russian attack, with the best computer scientists, it was thnot. it was a 21-year-old trying to impress kids in the chat room that worries me. tech

technologies where we may not want to rely on china but we would be more comfortable --our closest allies. the five i countries where we would be dependent on those supply chains but supply chains within our close alliance group, trusted network concept. i think it is a good one. there are other things that are less significant and this is where my positions may differ from --with regard to china. i don't think it is practical or likely that we can completely decouple, nor do i think we should. when i am on the campaign trail, i heard this up close and personal. i was in york and was at a machine shop. the guy said, most of the big market for the we are doing is china. i don't think there is anything wrong with us having continued commercial ties and engagement around those nonstrategic areas. there are many millions of american jobs related to that. a be the same with natural gas and other things. i am not arguing for a complete decoupling. i think it is a reasonable discussion, but i am arguing for a hierarchy of need in line with those concentric circles where you're asking yourself not just whe

we'd be more comfortable technologies or other goods and services where we where our closest allies, the five eye countries, as an example, or some of our closest allies in europe, where we would be dependent on those supply chains. but supply chains within our closest alliance group, this is this trusted network concept that they keith kroc had put forth. and in the trump administration, i think it's a good one. so that's the second probably concentric. and then there are there are other things that are that are less significant. and this is where my positions may differ from from some with regard to china. but i don't think it's practical or likely that we can completely decouple. nor do i think we should. so, you know, when i'm on the campaign trail in pennsylvania, i heard this up close and personal. so i'm in york and i'm at a machine shop that builds frames for harley-davidson motorcycles, frames on the back where you put your luggage and things like that. and the guy said, listen, most of the big market for harley-davidson is for the poor. and our work that we're doing is china. and i

these americans will never forget that as ally and leader, eisenhower was a five star g.i. , a soldier with his men, as well as a statesman who was a match even for churchill, a commander who suffered the shock of each casualty, a citizen soldier who knows the brutality war, a man who hates war from another general macarthur eisenhower learned about asia when macarthur sought the ablest americans to go with him, to developing ends in 1934. the man macarthur picked for that tough job was eisenhower from his achievements, not political promises. americans know. the essence of eisenhower. the statesman. the executive. the man the american system rests upon the rights and dignity of individual. the success that system depends upon the assumption by each of personal individual responsibility for the safety and welfare of the whole. no government official, no soldier, be he brass or psp, nor other person can assume your responsibilities. now democracy will cease to exist united determined american citizenry is under god the mightiest force the earth seen it can protect itself and lead the wo

belgium germany italy turkey the bomb remains us property but the aircrews of the six other nato allies the fivehe bombs are stationed plus greece are trained to fly them in case of hostilities for the installation of weapons on allied aircraft will require the consent of the us nato nuclear planning group and also due to the historical terms of the agreement. british prime minister to miss the holiday in brussels ukraine could not holiday - it's always a good reason to ask for something and get sponsors. kiev is no longer officially 30 31, and it really needs to be planning to double support ; a multi-year plan is being developed to transfer ukraine to western weapons. thanks jens. it's not very nice to be here today in nato on nato's birthday. i came here to expedite the delivery of what was already promised to ukraine in the first place. it's artillery shells and armored vehicles headed colleagues always pay a lot of attention to the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine dmitry ukulebe and many posts on social networks, the british example said that he is always on the side of his colleague,

intelligence alliance of fi weiss, which also includes australia new zealand and canada , the us five ice alliesat the 21-year-old a massachusetts air national guard private was able to access highly classified data and will want to know how this could happen. was it free access for low-ranking employees or was internal security so weak that he was able to hack into it , the us military is amazed at how degraded the intelligence services are. the united states believes that all questions should be addressed to the head of the white house. i'm worried about how our country has begun to treat work with classified data. look at president joe biden. threads on the ex-president trump all these events have occurred in the last 3 months of the feeling that less and less attention is being paid to the issue of protecting secret data. and this is a very dangerous biden administration. again, she tried to blame everything on russia, they said that the national guard moscow directed who, after all, this young man probably. the russians are behind him, they are trying to release information that discredits

so when i talked to us allies, particularly five eyes, countries, and so those are the countries that we share intelligence with so that those are the brits, the canadians, the australians and the new zealand bites. when you talk to them, they are extremely frustrated because they share intelligence with us and we share our intelligence with them. meaning that this classified top secret us intelligence information could have come from their sources. and now it's out in the open and that jeopardizes their capability to continue collecting that intelligence so they're extremely frustrated, but what they're not saying right now, at least, is that they're going to stop sharing with the u. s. so i think this is, you know, this is a road bump. and this is not a great situation, but they do appear to be getting through this and recognizing that this was you know. one airmen, a 21 year old who is doing this to impress his friends, and hopefully they can get beyond it when it comes to the implications in terms of the changes that need to be made to security clearances and the like. that's what

allies. demonstrations, which began five years ago, marked the start of the crackdown on dissent.ictoria gatenby has the background. [protestors chanting] reporter: when president daniel ortega tried to cut welfare benefits to reduce the deficit in 2018, people responded with anger and protests. the reforms were later dropped, but the demonstrations intensified into a movement against ortega and his government. [gunfire] [shouting] reporter: in the months that followed, ortega ordered a crackdown targeting human rights groups, journalists and activists. [screaming] at least 300 nicaraguans were killed and tens of thousands were forced into exile. [shouting] ortega faced widespread international condemnation. the u.n. said there was evidence of extrajudicial killings, torture and arbitrary detentions. the u.s. placed new sanctions on nicaragua. washington in the past backed an d armed the contras in neighboring honduras who sought and failed to overthrow ortega. today, the u.s. says he's a dictator. recently, ortega formed closer ties with russia and china. he's called for the expu

allies. demonstrations which began five years ago marked the start of the crackdown on dissent.ictoria gaytonby has the background. reporter: when president daniel ortega tried to cut welfare benefits to reduce deficit in 2018, people responded with anger and protests. the reforms were later dropped the demonstrations intensified into a movement against ortega and his government. in the months that followed, ortega ordered a crackdown targeting humans rights groups, journalists, and activists. at least 300 nicaraguans were killed and tens of thousands were forced into exile. ortega faced widespread international condemnation. the un said there was evidence of extrajudicial killings, torture, and arbitrary detentions. the u.s. placed new assumptions on nicaragua -- new sanctions on nicaragua. today the u.s says he's a dictator. recently ortega formed closer ties with russia and china. he is called for the explosion of taiwan as an observer of the central american integration system and wants russia to join the block. >> the yankee military base called taiwan or taipei, that yanke

allied groupings. negotiations of five training grounds on the territory of belarus, they are equipped, moreover , a sufficientber of instructors officers are involved in the belarusian armed forces. in order to prepare, including our replenishment, we should not relax here. you see that the poles-lithuanians have begun to move here, in our direction, so this is a good one for such help and support for the belarusian army, which on the western flank protects the consciousness of the state in mariupol increase the volume of construction work. houses and social facilities are being restored or built from scratch in the city, electricity networks are being put in order, water pipes from the road, bridges , 1,500 families have already received the keys to the apartment, 1,500 specialists from all over russia are working to complete the work as soon as possible. a family of pensioners lives in this house , they would not be able to cope with the repair themselves, the construction team helps. they have already patched the roof. work windows lack covers. i cover the roof. all rest. what is attached to the complaints

belgium germany italy turkey the bomb remains us property but the aircrews of six other allies according to nato, the fiventries where the bombs are deployed plus greece are trained to fly with them in the event of hostilities, the installation of weapons on allied aircraft will require the consent of the us nato nuclear planning group and also due to the historical terms of the british agreement. according to the prime minister , ukraine could not miss the holiday in brussels . this is always a good reason to ask for something and get sponsors. kiev is now officially not 30 31 and nato does plan to double support a multi-year transfer plan is being developed ukraine for western weapons. thanks jens. it's not very nice to be here today in nato on nato's birthday. i came here to expedite the delivery of what was already promised to ukraine in the first place. these are artillery shells and armored vehicles of ukraine dmitry ukulebi colleagues always pay a lot of attention and many posts on social networks british examples said that he is always on the side of a colleague, but he published a strange photo,

— have allies and of course, we do have allies and five eyes and sesuttty— have allies and five kind of cope that some british politicians ions have and a slightly clearer view and take a slightly clearer view of own interests . but of your own interests. but i think the reason think ultimately the reason america's going their america's allies are going their own whatever. joe own way is, yeah, whatever. joe biden's elected biden's merits, america elected trump last time, they may elect trump last time, they may elect trump long term trump again. you need long term stability foreign affairs if stability in foreign affairs if you going to get you think you're going to get another american another isolationist american president, to hedge another isolationist american presidetthat to hedge another isolationist american presidetthat possibility. tedge against that possibility. whether you're whether you want to yeah well, let's to or not. yeah well, let's end on consensus around that. kevin and henry, thank you— on consensus around that. kevin and henry, thank you so- tzzt" kevin a

allies trust in the u.s.? >> look, here we go again. we are disclosing information that people share with us. we have a consortium called the five allies where we share information freely without restriction on a lot of things. but other countries are very hesitant to give stuff it's going to get make them more hesitant. which means we can collect anything we just cannot collect everything and be everywhere. we rely on partnerships whether israel, whether it's germany, whether to name the country. we have to be able to collect this information for the more people sam afraid to give this to you because it's going to end up in the news, it's going to end up in a leak, it's going to hamper our efforts to better job of green these intelligence products that are war fighters that are intelligence officers rely on. if i meanwhile ukraine is in a hot war. staving off pollutants unless army of soldiers. does this leaks intel put ukraine in jeopardy? >> you know, it could. it definitely starts exposing. if you have a really good sense of what's going on, on the ground the lay of the land of the battle space looks like you start understan

germany italy turkey, the bomb remains the property the usa but the aircrews of the six other allies of the fan, the fivetationed plus greece are trained to fly with them in case of hostilities to install weapons on allied aircraft. agreement will be required with the us nato nuclear planning group and also due to the historic terms of the british prime minister's agreement. ukraine could not sing a holiday in brussels. this is always a good reason to ask for something and get sponsors. kiev is now officially not 30 31 and nato really plans to double support, a multi-year plan is being developed to transfer ukraine to western weapons. thanks jens. it is not very pleasant to be here today in nato on the birthday of the note. i came here to speed up the delivery of what was already promised to ukraine in the first place. these are artillery shells and armored vehicles of the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine dmitry ukulebi colleagues always pay a lot of attention and many posts on social networks , the british example said that he always published a strange note on the side of his colleagu

five. at the nato leader summit last summer, nato allies agreed on a new strategy for the first time in a decade since then, including -- we have been working to implement the strategy. making the alliance stronger, more resilient, better positioned for the future. we are building on the investment pledged to invest 2% of our gdp into defense. it is critical we have the means to replenish stockpiles and meet force generation commitments. to meet -- to keep pace with 21st century challenges. we build new partnerships including the indo pacific. we welcome the participation of japan, australia, south korea, zeeland -- new zealand. who share our view of a free indo pacific region. recognizing that is interconnected and global in nature. of course the lines remains focused on russia's aggression in ukraine. nato commission met for the first time in five years. to talk about ways we can continue to help ukraine in the weeks, months, years ahead. when the nato foreign ministers last met in the november of last year present gruden was pursuing his new strategy to -- president putin was pursuing his new

oceans with supplies of munitions for our fighting forces and, our allies and warships to from subs to battleships to america. a five ocean navy, a navy without more and more sea power. america's traditional need now required to drive the axis off the seven seas. another battle to slug it out for uncle sam. marines and sailors. although newer, bigger fleet being heartened, experts such as jean tunney, also preflight training of most rigorous kind toughening up our future naval air fighters. but it seems they're all out of step. but. this commando type of training, which army, navy and marine corps men are getting guarantees, alertness, stamina and initiative without question, training is turning out the best fighters the world and. they even learn to survive in oil and flame covered waters. the navy long has had lighter than craft and now its yes sir skies and wherever they land you just know the situation will be well hand. by yourself both for landing parties have proved their worth in the solomons and in north africa. even are taken ashore in special barges. the navy's newest weapon.

five. at the nato leaders summit last summer, nato allies agreed on a strategy for the first time in a decadesince then, including -- we have been working to make our lives stronger, more resilient, better position for the future. we are building on the defense investment plan to invest our gdp in defense. it is critical that we have the means to reduce -- improve readiness for nato missions to keep pace with 21st century challenges. we are developing new partnerships, including the indo pacific. we welcome the participation of japan, australia, south korea, new zealand. we also recognize many of the challenges we face are interconnected and global in nature. and of course, the alliance remains focused on russia's aggression against ukraine. the nato ukraine commission met for the first time in five years with the foreign ministers participation. talk about ways we can help ukraine in the weeks, months and years ahead. when the nato foreign ministers last met in november of last year, president vladimir putin was pursuing his new strategy to win his brutal war against ukraine. having suffered

have that capability at home, but we may want have it within the realm of our most trusted allies, like the five countries and so forth. and, you know, prior to decide to run for office i, i chaired a a task force with maryland, houston to look with, for the reagan reagan institute to look at key industries for advanced manufacturing to bring home. and we've got we've got gaps so to to reassure we have a skilled worker problem which is one of the reasons i try to hit that. so hard in the book. we've got a capital problem there's we're competing against capital expenditures for these semiconductor fabs. so we have to solve that problem because no no company without solving that problem is going to be able to compete globally. so there's a number of things we need to do to make it more conceivable for many of those industries to be reassured. and the key, i think, is to start very very specifically on those things that matter the most. and even that book, i have three big chapters of the policy that i we should take forward to really create this innovation acceleration that we're talking about. th

allied republican competitions. only when they were the winner of each five-year plan with sour cream.ell, first of all, i was a foreman. and the brigade, as a rule, has always been. winning here are the five-year plans and these very competitions, shock workers, the second birth, so the workers of the telman minsk shoe factory called the day november 21 , 1946. enterprise after the hardest months of post-war reconstruction resumed its work. during the war, the oldest factory of the republic, which in the pre-war period produced almost six thousand pairs , was completely destroyed in just one shift; the equipment was taken out to germany. it took a lot of effort and time, and people in order to restore the production that was before the great patriotic war . uh, first of all, we had to restore our buildings, which were, uh, significantly destroyed, we had to restore production flows, initially, mainly manual labor was used. in 1946, the factory returned to its usual work. in 2 years, in 2024 , we will celebrate the centenary of our company. this is a very long story, this is a long pat

all allied construction projects in the ussr took years, or even five letka, to create such facilitiesr construction started in december last year. and today the first pumping station has already turned on. it should be noted that the new conduit is not the only source of water for the donbass at the previous time. the ministry of defense of russia has already commissioned seven hydraulic structures to provide water supply to residents of new regions, including the chernovsky water conduit near debaltseve volnovakha facilities rovenky dokuchaevsk was also a line was laid from the khanzhenkovskoye reservoir. the seversky donets canal, the water blockade of the donbass that the kiev regime tried to organize, failed on this, enjoy the weather. whatever it is, goodbye new rosneft diesel pulse keeps the fuel system clean and promotes efficient diesel engine operation, pulsar engine pulse under control. a totalitarian sect and the task of gathering disillusioned people around itself. this wooden idol of the god of war perun was discovered at one of the bases banned in russia the organization

the belarusian army, which on the western flank protects the allied state for training of military personnel the belarusian side provided fived training grounds and a sufficient number of instructors sergei shoigu thanked alexander lukashenko for providing training for the group and noted that it was decided to expand its composition. really. here, uh, a fairly large grouping, and we, of course, today will consider all the issues of its further, er , stay and preparation and, probably, the expansion of the er framework that we discussed together with vladimir go hand in hand not only in matters of security, but also part of america economic integration of 10%, so there is no doubt that moscow and minsk overcame pressure from western countries, there is no response to aggression, too, on july 1, russia will complete the construction of a storage facility for tactical nuclear weapons on the territory of belarus, then the bakitovites, apparently, stop squinting towards the belarusian border yevgeny petrukhinatseva. pavlov all vladimir putin today held a working meeting with governor of the primorsky territory oleg kozhemyako. d

built anything like it in such a short time, even during the war of all the allied troikas in the ussr , it took years, or even five, to create such facilities, our construction started in december last year. and today the first pumping station has already turned on. it should be noted that the new conduit is not the only source of water for the donbass at the previous time. ministry of defense of russia seven hydraulic structures have already been commissioned to provide water supply to residents of new regions, including the chernovsky water pipeline near debaltseve volnovakhi facilities rovenky dokuchaevsk , a line was also laid from the khanzhenkovskoye reservoir. the seversky donets canal, the water blockade of the donbass that the kiev regime tried to organize, failed . that's it, enjoy the weather. whatever it is, goodbye new diesel pulse rosneft keeps the fuel system clean and contributes to efficient operation diesel engine pulsar engine pulse under control april 10, a memorable date in the military history of russia april 10, 1944. the liberation of odessa troops of odessa general malinovsky liberated ode

classified as intelligence that they provide us as classified intelligence, especially the allies in what's now called the five eyes community basically coming out of world war two. canada united kingdom, australia, new zealand , and these are countries that have worked with us very closely . and so i think it does cause them to wonder whether they we can share information with us and certainly in writing that will damage our ability to have really good intelligence on things. so there is there is a danger there that maybe the silver lining is that you know this man will be prosecuted and everyone will understand this is no laughing matter. this is no joke. we're talking about the national security of the united states. we are talking about the national security of the united states and potentially the lives of people who serve as well. evelyn farkas appreciate it. thank you very much. restrictions on the key abortion drugs that were scheduled to go into effect this morning have been put on hold, but only for a few days. justice samuel alito extended access to the abortion drug crestone, while the full court c

allied financial sees rising delinquencies, and one in five americans are buying groceries with installmentns >>> the airlines are supposed to be one of the main pockets of strength, but alaska posting a bigger than expected loss. we'll have a cnbc exclusive ahead. >>> but first to dom chu for the latest >> how about this. in the red but at session highs right now. to kelly's point, we're red across the board, but up 0.1%. the s&p down about nine to ten points, represents the high of the session. at the lows, we were down 3 points so hovering right below that mark the nasdaq outperforming a little bit, off about 0.2% if you are looking for a real bright spot in an otherwise modestly red market, check out what's happening with many of the home construction related stocks dr horton is the stock of the day, up 6.5%, one of the best performers in the s&p, after the home builder came out with better than expected results, profits and revenues, and the company saw demand build for homes throughout the course of the quarter, despite higher interest rates and prices. so dr horton, a real standoff.

implement import-substituting projects, carry out allied programs and, of course, social justice is preserved in our state this year of the median of the current fiveear plan, the task is to ensure gdp growth of about 4%. and we will do it , we will cope, because today the economy is one of the conditions for the sovereignty and independence of belarus. today we have experts in our studio, with whom we will discuss the direction of implementing the economic tasks set in the presidential address valery belsky deputy chairman of the council of the republic of the national assembly of belarus doctor of economic sciences professor maxim yermolovich deputy head of the presidential administration of belarus and medvedev chairman of the national statistical committee of belarus dear guests. good evening. good evening, i propose to start with the most important thing in our country, with a person, bearing in mind the theme of social justice, which sounded so brightly in the message of our president. e, it is argued systematically at the heart of our state policy. and uh, that's how they form the foundation. this is the framework of socio-economic stability