The government will take control of the reconstruction of the MTP in the Vitebsk region

June 22, Gorki / Sergei Kulyagin - BELTA /. The government will take control of the reconstruction of dairy farms in the Vitebsk region. This was announced to journalists in Gorki by the Prime Minister of Belarus Mikhail Myasnikovich, who is on a working trip to the Vitebsk and Mogilev regions. According to the head of government, if we assess the progress of reconstruction work on dairy farms across the country, the Vitebsk region is seriously lagging behind other regions. Here, it is necessary to ensure the reconstruction of 228 agricultural facilities. This work is underway at most farms, but unfortunately, it cannot be called systematic. Therefore, a number of instructions have been given to clarify design solutions and sources of funding. "We have also made a management decision to divide the Vitebsk region into three large regions. One of them will be under my personal control, the second will be taken under control by the Chairman of the State Control Committee Alexander Yakobson, and the third by my deputy Anatoly Tozik. I am confident that thanks to such serious patronage, all problematic issues will be promptly resolved, and we will cope with this work within the planned deadlines," Mikhail Myasnikovich said. A similar issue regarding the progress of dairy farm reconstruction was also considered for the Mogilev region, where 162 facilities need to be commissioned. Of these, exactly 100 will be new farms, consisting of two livestock buildings and a milking parlor. There is a lot of work to be done, but it will justify the invested funds, because as a result, the region's farmers will receive a modern material and technical base for dairy farming. "The people of Mogilev are doing a great job in this matter, although they have to work very seriously and hard. We have agreed on all the issues that need to be resolved in the near future, including material and financial resources. The main thing is that active work is underway at each facility, and there is practically no doubt that it will be completed on time," Mikhail Myasnikovich stated. -0-