having laid out materials on each proposed facility in front of the state planning staff, sergei malininlanning committee of the bssr , argued that it would be advisable to locate oil refining and a number of other enterprises on the territory of the republic. the conversation at the meeting was more than emotional, ukraine was a priority, it was personally lobbied by khrushchev and the bryansk region. as a result , the republic received the oil refinery plant, it was a decision was made to build it near polotsk, which will later go down in history as the novopolotsk oil refinery ; a decision was made by the ussr state planning committee to locate other large industrial enterprises in belarus, mechanical engineering, defense , new... no matter what, the main slogan was not only the restoration from the ruins of the state, but also the creation of a new, progressive one. it was then that the story of the birth of industrial giants in the bssr began. in the fifties , only 307 large ones will be built enterprises. and 2.5 billion rubles have been invested in all sectors of the belarusian ec

the next event took place with the personal participation of state planning chairman sergei nikolaevich malinin, professor, and in the recent past director of the institute of economics of the academy of sciences of the bssr. now he's paying attention. there is a gas pipeline running nearby, the berezovskaya ridge is being built, they will be quite capable of providing such a large energy enterprise. why not the capital of the chemical industry republics? by the will of fate, the decision was made in favor of grodno, why? because here, firstly, the river basin is closer, and secondly, it is close to the border. both lithuania and poland, and this was an enterprise that planned to supply the belarusian region with fertilizers, so the decision was made to build it in the city of grodno, what should the new production be like in a simple comparison? before the war , eight ammonia production plants were already operating on the territory of the ussr, but even all together. they were smaller than the enterprise that it was planned to build in grodno. the construction was declared an all-union projec

took place with the personal participation of the chairman of the state planning committee sergei nikolaevvich malinin, and in the recent past director of the institute of economics of the academy of sciences of the bssr. now he listened carefully to the arguments in favor of each option. skidel, bereza, starobin, gomel, polotsk columns. each of the cities had its advantages, but malinin i went up to the map of the circuit and, unexpectedly for everyone , outlined it. why don’t you want to consider this particular region of grodno? with a well-developed railway line, a gas pipeline running nearby, the berezovskaya gress being built, they will be quite capable of providing such a large enterprise with energy. why not the capital of the chemical industry of the republic? by the will of fate, the decision was made in favor of grodno, why, because here, firstly , the river basin is closer, and secondly, it is close to the border of both lithuania and poland, and this was an enterprise that planned to supply fertilizers belarusian region, so the decision was made to build it in the city of grodno. what the