Lukashenko: trade growth with Kirov

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko summed up the prospects for economic cooperation with the Kirov region. He noted that 'our trade turnover is not particularly impressive,' highlighting both subjective and objective reasons for improving the dynamics. Lukashenko stated that if current growth rates are maintained, development could lead to a doubling of trade turnover, which is his goal.

In the interview, he emphasized that 'if we continue to develop at this pace, we will double the trade turnover,' meaning the set goal can be achieved.

Context

Within the framework of the Union State, Belarus and Russia maintain close trade relations, and the Kirov region is considered an important partner in the regional economy.