The boundaries of sustainable partnership. Part VIII
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Today the Republic of Belarus is going through difficult times related to solving the tasks of economic recovery from the consequences of the world crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Responding to the current challenges and threats, the country is seeking reserves to put all economic entities on the trajectory of sustainable growth. Special attention in this regard is paid to the issues of support and development of exports, which is one of the main priorities of the Belarusian economy. After all, in its structure it traditionally accounts for more than half of the gross domestic produ...
Today the Republic of Belarus is going through difficult times related to solving the tasks of economic recovery from the consequences of the world crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Responding to the current challenges and threats, the country is seeking reserves to put all economic entities on the trajectory of sustainable growth. Special attention in this regard is paid to the issues of support and development of exports, which is one of the main priorities of the Belarusian economy. After all, in its structure it traditionally accounts for more than half of the gross domestic product, which makes it one of the main sources of sustainable economic growth in the country. In the post-crisis period of development of world trade, Belarus has adopted a policy of increasing the share of science-intensive and high-tech products in its export structure and diversifying supplies to new markets. The proposed study discusses how this task can be achieved by relying on a multi-vector foreign economic policy.
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