AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBelarus Education & Workforce: Belarusian universities have enrolled about 5,600 students under the target-admission scheme (90% of the 6,300 plan), with engineering/technical, teacher, agriculture, and medical tracks filling most demand. Belarus Science & Funding: The Council of Ministers reallocated budget money to the Foreign Ministry, Finance Ministry, Ministry of Natural Resources, and the Academy of Sciences, including research support and upgrades for scientific infrastructure, plus mineral fertiliser purchases for Academy-linked production. Belarus Tech & Logistics Systems: Belarus and Russia customs discussed electronic exchange of information on upcoming goods deliveries and automation of controls, as Russia rolls out advance reporting for imports. Minsk Transport: Preparations for the Minsk Metro Circle Line could start this year, with an initial ~4 km section and three stations planned, including work to clear sites for tunnel boring. Belarus–Uzbekistan Regional Cooperation: Lukashenka was briefed on Vitsyebsk region agreements with Uzbekistan’s Andijan region, including labour placement and livestock facilities. Health Tech / Biotech Access: Santhera expanded its AGAMREE® distribution deal via Biomedica to include Georgia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Azerbaijan, and Uzbekistan for Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
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