PM: 7 priorities of the five-year plan

Belarusian Prime Minister Alexander Turchin presented seven key priorities for the upcoming five-year period. First and foremost were national demographic security, population preservation, strengthening of public health, and support for family life. Turchin then emphasized the development of human potential, the need for high-quality education, and raising a well-rounded, patriotic individual. The third priority is creating a high-quality and comfortable living environment for the population. The fourth point is strengthening the country's competitiveness, accelerating technological development, and digital transformation. The fifth priority is developing strong regions. The sixth focuses on strengthening national defense capabilities and the development of the defense sector of the economy. In conclusion, the prime minister highlighted the implementation of the country's tourism potential. Each of these priorities has been assigned a government leader as supervisor, and specific tasks have been delegated to ministers and governors.

Context

The five-year plan project, announced at the beginning of 2024, aims to stabilize the economy and improve citizens' living standards.