Belarus and Russia intend to sign a comprehensive aircraft engineering plan to 2035 — as stated by Aleksandr Rogozhnik, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Belarus to Russia, in his talk with Belarus 1 TV Channel following his meeting with the President
Aleksandr Rogozhnik told journalists about fruitful talks with the Russian government last week, where the parties set out new areas of growth for joint efforts — and aircraft engineering is one of them.
Aleksandr Rogozhnik told journalists about fruitful talks with the Russian government last week, where the parties set out new areas of growth for joint efforts — and aircraft engineering is one of them.
“We agreed that we’ll sign a comprehensive aircraft engineering plan between the governments to run until 2035. It will involve not only our aviation enterprises (Minsk Civil Aviation Plant No. 407, 558 Aviation Repair Plant, and the Orsha Aviation Repair Plant), but also Industry Ministry’s enterprises — so that as we develop this highly profitable, highly liquid industry, we see invested money not recoup the projects, but also gain expertise and make profit off of it,” the diplomat stated.