AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTelecom Upgrade: Life Belarus says it modernised 1,400+ LTE base stations across 311 sites and expanded 5G, with roaming now available in 39 countries. Public Health: Belarus introduces mandatory infertility-risk screening for women aged 18–39 during medical check-ups, including hormonal tests and ovarian reserve testing. City Infrastructure: Minsk’s Svislach bridge near Victory Square is set to reopen by late August after repairs, with safety and updated engineering systems as the focus. Science & Education Restoration: Work continues on restoring BSU’s main building; 120+ specialists are finishing strengthening, utilities replacement, and interior works ahead of September. Mobility & Services: Belarus reports 3,000+ foreigners have used its e-visa service since March 2025, including for scientific events. Food Safety/Agri-Tech: Russian phytosanitary checks found quarantine pests in imported tomatoes from Belarus (ToBRFV) leading to returns and disinfestation actions. Publishing & Tech Culture: Minsk court added Tekhnalogiya Publishing House to the extremist formations list, after earlier license suspensions and detentions. Defense/Industry Watch: Reports claim Belarusian assault rifle production (VSK-100) relied on key machinery sourced from Iran amid sanctions.
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