INNOPROM hosted business forum "Industrial Dialogue between Russia and the Republic of Belarus"
October 5, 2023
Denis Manturov thanked his colleagues from Belarus for participating in INNOPROM as a partner country, as well as for the rich national exposition and active participation in the business and cultural program.
It is noteworthy that Belarusian colleagues presented exclusively joint Russian-Belarusian industrial projects at the trade fair.
Discussing the main milestones of Russian-Belarusian relations, Denis Manturov noted the goal that the countries are moving towards together: formation of a unified industrial policy. Two basic agreements have already been signed for this purpose: "on recognition of technological operations" and "on a single industrial policy".
"We still have a lot to do, but the regulatory framework has already been formed and we have no restrictions on the areas where we can interact. Recently, a new area has been added - aviation. We have now put a 19-seat regional aircraft on the agenda. This will be a good start. In addition, we are developing cooperation on aircraft components," Denis Manturov outlined another vector of cooperation.
He also noted another important area of joint cooperation - electronic engineering.
"I am confident that by combining the competencies of a strong photonics school in Russia and those competencies that exist in Belarus at Planar, we will start producing a joint product within 2-3 years," Denis Manturov stressed.
A good example of the close partnership between Russia and Belarus is cooperation in the highly science-intensive field of space exploration.
A landmark milestone should be the first space flight of a representative of Belarus, Marina Vasilevskaya, scheduled for March 2024, as a member of the 21st expedition to the ISS.
Following the event, Denis Manturov and Petr Parkhomchik signed an agreement on cooperation in the field of machine tool industry development.
Discussing the main milestones of Russian-Belarusian relations, Denis Manturov noted the goal that the countries are moving towards together: formation of a unified industrial policy. Two basic agreements have already been signed for this purpose: "on recognition of technological operations" and "on a single industrial policy".
"We still have a lot to do, but the regulatory framework has already been formed and we have no restrictions on the areas where we can interact. Recently, a new area has been added - aviation. We have now put a 19-seat regional aircraft on the agenda. This will be a good start. In addition, we are developing cooperation on aircraft components," Denis Manturov outlined another vector of cooperation.
He also noted another important area of joint cooperation - electronic engineering.
"I am confident that by combining the competencies of a strong photonics school in Russia and those competencies that exist in Belarus at Planar, we will start producing a joint product within 2-3 years," Denis Manturov stressed.
A good example of the close partnership between Russia and Belarus is cooperation in the highly science-intensive field of space exploration.
A landmark milestone should be the first space flight of a representative of Belarus, Marina Vasilevskaya, scheduled for March 2024, as a member of the 21st expedition to the ISS.
Following the event, Denis Manturov and Petr Parkhomchik signed an agreement on cooperation in the field of machine tool industry development.
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