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09.11.2016

Belarus and Poland plan to increase joint projects in transport industry

Belarus and Poland should step up efforts to prepare joint projects in the transport industry, said Deputy Prime Minister of Belarus Anatoly Kalinin.

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26.10.2016

IMF will not grant Belarus an unconditional loan

Belarus urgently needs a loan to meet its obligations. It is counting on aid from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). In September, experts from the IMF made a review of the reforms implemented by Minsk.

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02.09.2016

Belarus unveils plans to increase effectiveness of state finances

With the assistance of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD), Belarus has said it plans to improve the effectiveness of the national system of administration of state finances.

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18.06.2016

Belarus industrial confidence index up in March-April

Belarus's industrial confidence index increased in March-April, the press service of the Economy Ministry told BelTA after a survey of business executives in Belarus by the Research Institute of Economy at the Economy Ministry in March and April 2016.

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18.03.2016

Without reforms Belarus’s economy will stagnate

After a few years of slow but stable growth Belarus is in recession.

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08.03.2016

Belarus remains on Russian hook amid thaw in relations with EU

The current improvement in relations between Belarus and the European Union provides the country with an opportunity to secure more funding for infrastructure and other projects from European multinational lenders.

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01.03.2016

Belarus kick starts privatization as economy stumbles

Belarus has announced public sales and tenders for shares in 60 state-owned companies in 2016.

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09.10.2015

Reforms in Belarus are underway despite the recession and the elections

In Poland political parties are bidding which one of them can promise the most on the eve of the elections. Meanwhile, in the Belarusian presidential campaign Alexander Lukashenka is distancing himself from populism.

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27.08.2015

Start-ups from the East as the opportunity for Polish funds

As public money flows into venture capital funds in Poland, the supply of available financing is larger than the pool of projects fit for investment. One solution to this problem would be to engage start-ups from east of the Polish border.

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25.08.2015

Belarus on a long way to WTO

The history of Belarus applying to join the World Trade Organisation (WTO) is a story of unfulfilled promises to liberalise and privatise the economy. For many countries aspiration to become the WTO member often served as a motivation and explanation for introducing bold economic reforms. But not for the Belarusian authorities who have preferred to imitate engagement in the accession process.

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