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Belarusian Prime Minister Aleksandr Turchin emphasized the importance of efficient state financial support for exports, aiming to maximize the economic benefit from each budget ruble invested.

Belarus’s GDP grew 2.8% in Jan-Apr 2025, boosted by construction, manufacturing, IT & trade. Retail and investment rose sharply. Despite slight inflation, high average salaries and pensions were maintained.

Belarus’ GDP grew by 3.1% in January-March 2025, BelTA learned from the National Statistical Committee of Belarus.

Chairman of the Board of the National Bank Roman Golovchenko shared his vision of the role of the central bank in the country’s economic life as he gave an interview to the First News Channel, BelTA learned.