Belarus’ economy to get 1.5 p.p. boost thanks to integration with Russia – Russian minister
<p> MINSK, Sep 10 - PrimePress. Integration with Russia will accelerate economic growth in Belarus by 1.5 percentage points a year, Russia’s Economic Development Minister Maxim Reshetnikov told reporters on 10 September. </p> <p> </p> <p> “The overall assessment for the economy is 1.5% additional GDP growth per year, for example, for Belarus,” Prime reports citing Reshetnikov as saying when asked about the economic impact of the inion programs' approval. Later the press-service of the Ministry of Economic Development specified to RIA Novosti, that it is a question of expert estimations after 2024. </p> <p> </p> <p> “By and large, we should fully integrate our markets in a very short time and make the work of both Belarusian and Russian business absolutely clear, removing the rest of the administrative barriers,” Reshetnikov said. </p> <p> </p> <p> Speaking about macroeconomic approaches, he said that the parties were supposed to synchronize their approaches to statistics, risk forecasting, risk assessment, and ways of responding to them. End </p>
2021-09-11
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Belarus’ economy to get 1.5 p.p. boost thanks to integration with Russia – Russian minister
MINSK, Sep 10 - PrimePress. Integration with Russia will accelerate economic growth in Belarus by 1.5 percentage points a year, Russia’s Economic Development Minister Maxim Reshetnikov told reporters on 10 September.
“The overall assessment for the economy is 1.5% additional GDP growth per year, for example, for Belarus,” Prime reports citing Reshetnikov as saying when asked about the economic impact of the inion programs' approval. Later the press-service of the Ministry of Economic Development specified to RIA Novosti, that it is a question of expert estimations after 2024.
“By and large, we should fully integrate our markets in a very short time and make the work of both Belarusian and Russian business absolutely clear, removing the rest of the administrative barriers,” Reshetnikov said.
Speaking about macroeconomic approaches, he said that the parties were supposed to synchronize their approaches to statistics, risk forecasting, risk assessment, and ways of responding to them. End