Lukashenko to officials: we must protect sovereign Belarus with our labor, blood, sweat and life

April 4, MINSK . President of Belarus ALEXANDER LUKASHENKO is setting up officials for productive and complex work in the interests of the country. The HEAD of state made the corresponding statements when making personnel decisions, BELTA correspondent reports.
The head of state noted that he regularly reviews analytics of media publications, foreign intelligence reports, and special services.

“Guys, everything is concentrated on finding a way to overthrow us. Whatever our relationship with you (I scolded you there, fired you from work, etc.), you must be statesmen. Neither I nor you personally do anything significant compared to what a sovereign and independent Belarus means to us . We must protect it with our labor, blood, sweat and life. Of course, God forbid, we all want to live. just to work, we need an economy . I emphasize once again: in order to have a normal economy, we have everything, we have enough of everything. But we need to work honestly,” the Belarusian leader said.

Addressing those present, the President directed them to get ready for very serious and hard work from now on. “We have everything to work today. More than ever, despite the difficulties. Only one thing is missing - discipline. But we know how to do this. We know how to (ensure discipline. - BELTA's note) - the head of state emphasized. “Order beats class. There will be discipline and order - some shortcomings in other areas will be compensated.”

To achieve results, local leaders must take all necessary measures and make maximum use of all available resources. “I often say publicly: do what you want and as you see fit. Naturally, there are laws, rules, they have been in our blood for a long time. But where a result is needed, we must walk side by side, shoulder to shoulder with this law and make a decision ", Alexander Lukashenko noted.
Moreover, the conditions for effective development in both agriculture and industry are now favorable for Belarus. “For now, the Lord gives us everything. Especially for people who want to work on the land, and in industry,” the President said.

Domestic food products , for example, are in great demand in the markets of RUSSIA and CHINA and other countries. “We had an overstock in our warehouses regarding butter and MILK powder. Today I asked the Deputy Prime Minister who is in charge of this. He says: “We would like more.” Today there is nothing in the warehouses. And, moreover, we received more income in foreign currency than in last year. No problem,” the head of state said.

As for industry, yes, it faced restrictions and sanctions, but a huge Russian market opened up. If previously there were difficulties in selling industrial goods there, now there is significant demand for a number of items and the Russian side itself is taking the initiative to increase the supply of certain goods. “One Russian market is enough for us. Are we a giant economy? No. We are in demand in all areas. But, as I say, we need to move. There has been and will be competition,” the President noted. However, Belarusian products , even in comparison, for example, with Chinese ones, win in terms of price and quality ratio. “We must use this,” said Alexander Lukashenko.

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At the same time, the President focused on improving the quality of service and organizing large centers in which all major domestic brands would be represented: “We need to create multimodal service centers so that everything will be there: Gomselmash, MTZ, and others. Gigantic enterprises , state-owned, why should we build separate trading houses? Let’s concentrate them under one roof, determine in which regions of Russia we will work, and we are not afraid of any competition. Moreover, having such relations, diplomatic, personal relations between leaders and governments. and presidents, we will solve any problem."
“Therefore, despite all the difficulties, today is the moment for the normal development of our state,” Alexander Lukashenko emphasized.

The head of state warned the new leaders of the local vertical that they will have to work in difficult times and may not be as comfortable and interesting as in their previous positions: “There is no more interesting job than the head of an agricultural enterprise. There has never been one in my life. Now It’s a little more difficult for you than it was in those days. On the other hand, it’s more interesting. If you earn money , we don’t abandon the farmers. And don’t think that yours will be more interesting. work . Times are difficult, and you agreed to lead the relevant areas."