We didn't cut the roots: Lukashenko urges EAEU countries to stay committed to common market

"We didn't cut the roots," Lukashenko urges EAEU countries to maintain commitment to the common market.

"Don't lose what you already have. Don't rush to move away from it. Believe me, nowhere are we waiting for us," the head of state called out.

Speaking about Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko noted that the country has preserved and developed many industries since Soviet times.

"We can do a lot. And all of this comes from the Soviet era. Our economy isn't the strongest, but the technologies we possess are in demand in most countries today," said the Belarusian leader.

"We didn't cut the roots from the times when the foundations of our economy were laid. That's why we've achieved success in machinery, and we have no problems in construction—we produce everything we need, from cement and bricks to cutting-edge technologies. And agriculture. This year, we plan to sell agricultural products worth $10 billion. For Belarus, these are good volumes," the President stated.