Belarus presented products of 11 enterprises at the charity diplomatic fair

Photo by the Embassy of Belarus in Hungary November 26, Minsk . In Budapest, in one of the most famous Hungarian exhibition complexes Balna, with the participation of Belarus, an annual charity diplomatic fair was held, organized by the club of diplomats' spouses. This was reported to a BELTA correspondent at the Belarusian diplomatic mission in Hungary.

The event was held under the patronage of the spouse of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary Szilvia Szijjarto-Nagy.

The Embassy of Belarus in Hungary organized a stand with national products provided by Belarusian manufacturers.

At the national stand of Belarus, visitors were offered samples of products of Belarusian enterprises - representatives of the confectionery, bakery, dairy, fish industries, producers of alcoholic and soft drinks, souvenirs. The products of 11 enterprises, including JSC Savushkin Product, JSC Beresteysky Baker, JSC Brest Distillery Belalko, JSC Vitebsk Distillery Pridvinye, JSC Krasny Pischevik, JSC Lidskoe Pivo, JV Santa Bremor, Borisov Bakery Plant, Minsk Sparkling Wine Factory, Soligorsk Poultry Farm, JSC Molochny Mir , were presented at a high level with the tasting. The Belarusian stand attracted a large number of participants and guests of the event, and all the products were sold, having received the most positive reviews among the organizers and visitors, which became a vivid confirmation of its high quality and demand. The diplomatic charity fair is organized annually by the club of diplomats' spouses and is held for the 13th time. Traditionally, during the fair, products from foreign countries are presented within the national stands: food , drinks, arts and crafts, light industry, cosmetics and much more. Foreign participants are also given the opportunity to hold cultural performances. All proceeds are donated by the organizer to charity, in particular, in 2023 - to the Hungarian foundations Együtt Az Autistákért ( support for people with autism), Csodalámpa Alapítvány (support for terminally ill children) and SOS Gyermekfalvak (support for children in need). The uniqueness of the project is that during the day you can get acquainted with the cultural diversity and traditions of different countries of the world, as well as raise funds for those in need. The fair aroused great interest among the Hungarian public, business and diplomatic circles, and also received wide coverage in social networks and the media.