Belarusian Prime Minister Andrei Kobyakov and Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin have agreed on developing cooperation between Belarus and Moscow through new projects and technologies. The parties are tasked with restoring the peak trade volume level of 2013. This year has seen a significant rise in the supplies of Belarusian foodstuffs to Moscow, which has amounted to 500 million dollars over the past seven months. The service sector is viewed as a cooperation prospect, i.e. joint innovative infrastructure projects.
Andrei Kobyakov has today visited a renovated Belarusian pavilion at the Exhibition of Economic Achievements in Moscow. Recent works on its reconstruction have to be completed, the Prime Minister pointed out. According to him, in addition to significant social and cultural effects the facility can bring good profits.
