maxim ermalovich, deputy head of the presidential administration of belarus, inna medvedeva, chairman of the national statistical committee of belarus, andrei kartun, deputy minister of economy of belarus, roman brodov, first deputy chairman of the board of the development bank of belarus . dear guests. good evening. good evening. good evening. so, export. why is it so important for our country? what government tasks does it solve, and how is it related to the balance of foreign trade, balance of payments, and macroeconomic indicators. the importance of export lies primarily in the fact that it is an opportunity to obtain funds for payment. imports and indeed, as a factor in foreign trade, exports for belarus, it has traditionally been the most important area of ​​economic activity, why does this happen, in belarus, well, let’s say, not too rich the country has natural resources, and in order... for the economy to function , we need resources, we import energy, we import most of the raw materials that we use in production, we have a fairly high share of intermediate imports, so in order to pay for these imports , it is ne

maxim ermalovich, deputy head of the presidential administration of belarus, inna medvedeva, chairman of the national statistical committeebelarus, andrei kartun, deputy minister of economy of belarus, roman brodov. first deputy chairman of the board of the development bank of belarus. dear guests, good evening. good evening. good evening. so, export, why is it so important for our country. what government tasks does it solve and how is it related to the balance of foreign trade, payments balance sheet, macroeconomic indicators? the importance of export lies primarily in the fact that it is an opportunity to obtain funds to pay for imports, and indeed, as a factor in foreign trade, export has traditionally been the most important area of ​​economic activity for belarus. why does this happen? in belarus, well , let’s say , the country is not very rich in natural resources, and in order to ensure its functioning, the economy needs resources, we import energy, import most raw materials, which we use in production, we have a fairly high share of intermediate imports, so in order to pay for this import, it is necessary to prod

of management under the president of the republic of belarus, for a very long time, more than 20 years, i worked in the national statistical committee, i worked, i started working as an ordinary economist and when leaving belstat, i held the position of first deputy chairman of the national statistical committee, then deputy minister of economy since 2007, i am the minister of labor and social protection of the republic of belarus. the minute you don't we’ve caught up, there are a lot of topics to discuss, and the more interesting our conversation will be. so, we have 100 children in our studio, each with their own question, let’s see how quickly you can answer. irina anatelna, hello, what time does the minister of labor’s working day start? 8 am, i’m already sitting at my desk and working, we move to the yellow sector, to your right, hello, irina anatoevna, kind, my name is stepan, do you remember how you earned your first money? yes, stepan, how old are you? oh, 15, during the summer holidays after ninth grade i went to work. we came to a group of kids who were only one and a half years old. we move on to the black sector, again t

national statistical committee. the beginning of its existence can be considered 1920. on august 23, 103 years ago, the military revolutionary committee of belarusreated a central statistical bureau, it was not created out of nowhere; before that, provincial ones worked on our territory. and statistical departments, they began to be called bureaus in 1918, and 2 years later they were given this structure has the status of a separate department. since then, the name of the service has been changed 11 times, most recently in 2008, when alexander lukashenko, by his decree, transformed the ministry of statistics and analysis into a national statistical committee, and the department still bears this status. the average person most often builds an idea of ​​the work of statisticians based on the film office romance. where the morning of the service is spent setting up the marafet and its employees, the workers spend the whole day choosing gifts for the heroes of the day, chatting about personal matters on the office phone and running for a smoke break. in reality is not like that. the main building of our belstat is located in minsk, on partizansky av