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10 Mar 2025

Turchin: No major overhaul of Belarus' economic policy

Turchin: No major overhaul of Belarus' economic policy

MINSK, 10 March (BelTA) – There will be no significant overhaul of the economic policy in Belarus, newly appointed Prime Minister Aleksandr Turchin told journalists on 10 March, BelTA has learned.

When asked whether approaches to promoting the country's economic growth need to be changed, Aleksandr Turchin said: “My favorite expression is 'evolution without revolution'. Of course, it is necessary to evolve in any role, be it head of government, Minsk Oblast governor... Each leader brings something new to the table, a new perspective on certain problems.”

“Of course, there will be no significant overhaul of the economic policy. The most important thing is to maintain sustainable and balanced development in our country. Naturally, people will remain in the focus, we will prioritize efforts to improve living standards and the quality of life. These will be the main areas of our work,” Aleksandr Turchin said.

He remarked that the people who now hold key positions in the government, the Belarus President Administration, and heads of regional governments have worked together for some time, know each other well, and will primarily deal with economic issues. “Are there  problems? Of course, there are. We will address them. I think that we will succeed and everything will be fine,” said Aleksandr Turchin.

According to the prime minister, one of his most important goals is not just economic growth, but balanced economic growth. “Economy should not grow at the expense of some other macroeconomic indicators. Any goal can be set and achieved. The only question is how and at what price. The main task for the government is to ensure balanced economic growth,” he said.  

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