AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPublic Transport Manufacturing: Belarus aims to raise electric vehicles to 25% of its ground public transport fleet by the end of 2029. Domestic manufacturers are expected to supply much of the 2,699 vehicles needed, with exports—especially to Russia—also in view. Urban Mobility: Lukashenka has asked officials to study whether locally made trams could run on parts of Minsk’s metro network, with a report due in the first half of 2027. Energy Payments: New rules set criteria for when the government commission must approve cutting gas, electricity or heat to organizations that fall behind on bills. Food Innovation: Academy of Sciences researchers are finalizing a meat-and-vegetable cutlet designed to match fish’s nutritional profile; school meals are among its planned uses. Textile Recycling: Minsk’s new collection network will expand to 50 containers by year-end, sending usable items for reuse and other textiles for processing. Potash Exports: Belarus plans another shipment of potash fertilizer to the United States.
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