Alexander Subbotin on the exhibition «Belarus Intellectual»: the project reflects the immense potential of Belarusians

Александр Субботин о выставке «Беларусь интеллектуальная»: проект отражает мощнейший потенциал белорусов
The exhibition "Belarus Intellectual" opened in Vitebsk today. The main stand, which includes about 170 projects, is complemented by a block of innovations from the northern region. It features about a hundred advanced developments and technologies, as well as a block of youth initiatives.


The exhibition was called a unique project reflecting the immense intellectual and technical potential of Belarusians at the opening ceremony by the Chairman of the Vitebsk Regional Executive Committee, Alexander Subbotin:

- The exhibition makes a very strong impression on every visitor. It is very important that residents of all regions of Belarus will see it, not just the capital, as it clearly demonstrates that Belarusians are a highly educated nation with great scientific potential. Everything you see is made by our scientists, our specialists. And this is a reason to be proud of your country, your region, and yourselves.

 


Alexander Subbotin noted that the exhibition presents the main achievements of the northern region that are used in practice. Enterprises such as "VIK - Animal Health," "Belcarolin," "Belvitunipharm," "Spektr Upakovki," "Vityaz," "E-Power," Vitebsk Electric Device Plant, "Vitebskoblgaz," "Vitba" Confectionery Factory, Vitebsk State Medical University, and the branch of "Vitebskoblgidromet," among others, are showcasing their developments and innovations.

The exhibition "Belarus Intellectual" will be in Vitebsk for three days. Today, you can visit it from 11:00 to 19:00, on March 4th – from 10:00 to 19:00, and on March 5th – from 10:00 to 18:00. During the exhibition, an exposition of domestic equipment from leading manufacturers – MTZ, Gomselmash, Vitebsk Elevators – will also be displayed on the open area next to the arena. Food and trade facilities are planned to operate.






"Vitebskiye vesti".