What are local expectations for the new transport corridor visited by Lukashenko? The district head shared his thoughts.

October 4, Lyaskovichi. Alexander Veremeyev, Chairman of the Petrikov District Executive Committee, answered journalists' questions following Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko's working visit to the region and his visit to the dairy complex currently under construction at Agro-Lyaskovichi. He spoke about the district's expectations for the new facility, BelTA reports.

At the local level, the importance and responsibility of the new MTC are certainly recognized. After all, it is receiving attention at the highest level—that of the HEAD of state—and the experience and technologies developed here will likely be replicated throughout the country. "The first farm with wooden structures is being built. After construction, the President ordered its actual cost to be determined. He assured that we can subsequently consider the construction (of similar facilities—BelTA note) from Gomel to Brest," said the chairman of the district executive committee. He added that local authorities are making every effort to fully and timely fulfill the objectives set by the President. 
Speaking about the impact the district expects from the commissioning of the new complex, Alexander Veremeyev primarily focused on the positive impact on economic indicators, which will also have a positive impact on people's well-being. "For the district, this will result in an increase in gross MILK production and overall comfort for the enterprise's employees," he noted.

Regarding the region's existing human resources and the overall work with local people, the district executive committee chairman assured, "We will succeed. People hear us, and we hear them very well. We delve deeply into every problem to understand its essence and prevent it in the future. We approach every problem and issue with the utmost care."