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MINSK (Reuters) - Belarus has legalized transactions in crypto-currencies, part of a drive to foster private sector growth and attract foreign investment by liberalizing parts of its Soviet-style economy.

President Alexander Lukashenko signed a decree on the move on Thursday, his press service said.

Bitcoin, the world's most popular crypto-currency, has lost a third of its value BTC=BTSP since hitting a record high of close to $20,000 on Sunday, but its supporters dismiss warnings over volatility and say it is the start of a new monetary system not dependent on central banks.

“All smart and intelligent people know what stability and order are,” state news agency BelTA quoted Lukashenko as saying earlier this month. “They’re all trying to reach that shore. We’re prepared to arrange a dock and even a harbor.”

Belarus has developed some globally recognized IT brands, belying an image of a country stuck in a Soviet time warp.

The decree is designed to attract digital coin entrepreneurs, who are moving businesses to locations more welcoming to crypto-currencies as they face intensifying scrutiny from regulators over digital currency fund-raising, known as initial coin offerings.

“The decree is a breakthrough for Belarus,” Anton Myakishev, the head of Microsoft’s (MSFT.O) Belarus office, told Reuters.

“It gives the industry the possibility to make a leap forward in its development and allows foreign capital the possibility to come to Belarus and work in comfortable conditions.”

The decree legalizes initial coin offerings and transactions in crypto-currencies, including their exchange for traditional currencies on Belarusian exchanges, while all trades will be tax-free for the next five years.

It also allows local IT companies to operate in part under English law - a boon to potential foreign investors, who can struggle to navigate the Belarusian legal system.

“We regularly faced legal problems. When a Western company buys a Belarusian company they try to structure the deal outside Belarus,” said Denis Aleinikov, senior partner in a private law firm Aleinikov and Partners in Minsk and the main author of the decree.

“Investors don’t want to deal with Belarussian legislation,” he told Reuters.

Viktor Prokopenya, a prominent investor in the Belarussian IT sector, said Reuters the legislation and other measures showed the government fully supported the industry.

The Belarussian IT sector has flourished despite the country’s wider economic slump, attracting foreign workers, expatriate Belarussians and locals to jobs that pay about five times the average wage.

Dozens of software companies operate in Minsk’s high-tech IT park, including U.S.-based EPAM Systems (EPAM.N), founded by two Belarussians in 1993. Belarussian software engineers are also behind the Japanese-controlled Viber messenger and the popular video game World of Tanks.

The bright outlook for the IT industry is not matched in other sectors of the Belarussian economy, which remains hamstrung by loss-making state-owned companies that have seen little or no reform since the collapse of the Soviet Union.

The economy is expected to return to growth of 1.7 percent this year, but the International Monetary Fund in November said growth will remain around 2 percent annually over the next few years if state-run heavy industries don’t modernize.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-belarus-cryptocurrency/belarus-adopts-crypto-currency-law-to-woo-foreign-investors-idUSKBN1EG0XO?il=0

California’s Silicon Valley may still be every tech entrepreneur’s dream destination, but it’s no longer the center of the world when it comes to IT innovation. Eastern Europeans in particular have been taking digital entrepreneurship to new heights—and Belarus is on the forefront of these efforts.

Projects such as the Belarusian Hi-Tech Park are set to position the country favorably in the global tech startup arena, but will it overtake Silicon Valley any time soon? Only time will tell, but here are 11 reasons why it may be happen sooner rather than later.

11. An advantageous geographical position.

Thanks to its location in the center of Europe, Belarus is an ideal home base for globally-minded startups. Flanked to the left and right by EU and EEU countries respectively, the country is in a perfect position to facilitate business activity across Europe.

10. Easy and streamlined cooperation with EEU countries.

Belarus is a state member of the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU), a group that includes Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia. The EEU promotes common customs territory, equal business conditions, and single rules and regulations for different kinds of goods across the member countries. As a member, Belarus enjoys restriction-free movement of EEU goods, workforce, capital, and more.

9. An abundance of highly-skilled business professionals.

Belarusians are known for their work ethic and high regard for education, with more than 90% educated and qualified for professional vocations. In fact, the country has developed a reputation for being a software development powerhouse, with a myriad of leading businesses and startups founded in Belarus.

8. A favorable climate for doing business.

The Belarusian government has implemented various initiatives to create a positive climate conducting business, including legislation to make the country more business attractive. Its efforts are paying off: Belarus ranks favorably in The World Bank’s Doing Business 2017.

7. Favorable taxation conditions for businesses.

Various tax incentives are offered to foreign companies working with preferential regimes (e.g., free economic zones, Industrial Park Great Stone, Hi-Tech Park). These programs can significantly reduce and even eliminate tax liability for qualified startups.

6. A large presence of foreign/global enterprises and brands.

Belarus is home to over 5,000 foreign investors and their companies from 77 nations around the world. Global giants such as Bosch, Heineken, Coca-Cola, and Hewlett Packard also have a presence in the country.

5. A stable working and living lifestyle that aspires to greater heights.

A comfortable European lifestyle in ecologically-friendly surroundings–this is what Belarus has to offer. For young professionals, the country offers a sensible mix of western innovation and European sensibility towards quality of life.

4. A developed network of motorways, railways, airlines.

Belarus boasts a highly-developed transportation infrastructure that provides nearly all cargo transportation between the EU and Russia. These resources, however, are not even at 50% capacity, so early movers have at their disposal a safe, efficient, and not-yet-overloaded mechanism to transport goods to their destination safe and on time.

3. A reliable international business partner.

Superpowers like China and Russia have made substantial investments in Belarus’ economy, with projects like the China-Belarus Industrial Park further bolstering the country’s presence on the world stage. In the international business arena, leading enterprises such as Microsoft are working with government agencies and educational institutions to build up the Belarusian IT industry.

2. A strong foundation in IT and ample digital resources.

If Belarus wants to become the next Silicon Valley, it needs a secure digital foundation—fortunately, the country excels in this regard. Built in 2005, the High Technology Park (HTP) has been a hands-down success, forging partnerships with Peugeot, Mitsubishi, British Petroleum, Gazprom, Reuters, British Telecom, The London Stock Exchange, The World Bank, Coca-Cola, and more.

1. Strong governmental support.

Besides the efforts of Belarusian companies with HTP, tech innovation is actively propped up and supported by the government. In fact, the president pledged his support to startups and IT at an event held at the Minsk office of Cyprus-based VP Capital earlier this year.

Belarus may be one of the smaller European nations, but it certainly doesn’t lack tech innovation and creative entrepreneurship. While these 11 reasons may not give it international tech superiority overnight, they are nonetheless establishing the country’s growing dominance in the global tech startup arena. Be sure to keep this region on your radar in the coming months and years.

https://www.techflier.com/2017/07/23/11-reasons-why-belarus-might-be-the-next-silicon-valley/

The Grodno State Medical University, in the Republic of Belarus (an eastern European country) intends to open a branch in Sri Lanka; the BelTA news agency reported quoting the university's Rector Viktor Snezhitsky.

A delegation of the Grodno State Medical University is now busy negotiating in Sri Lanka.

“We intend to open a branch of the university's preparatory courses department. The idea will be implemented in 2018 if not in 2017. We are considering hiring local teaching staff. Specialists from Grodno will be sent to Sri Lanka for short-term business trips for the sake of control, performance review, and educational support,” said the rector. If the plans are implemented, Sri Lanka will be the first country with a branch of the Grodno State Medical University of its own. It is a normal practice for many universities. If the project produces the effect the university counts on, the practice will be expanded, noted Viktor Snezhitsky.

The Grodno State Medical University has trained foreign students for more than 20 years. Education services with English as the language of instruction have been available for over 15 years. At present two thirds of foreign students at the Grodno State Medical University are instructed in English during the entire six-year period of education. “Our teachers are ready for it. We constantly recruit more young professionals, who speak foreign languages,” added the rector.

The quality of training of foreign students at the Grodno State Medical University is highly rated; competition among foreign students exceeds two people per place. A roundtable session of the Education, Science, Culture, and Social Development Commission of the Council of the Republic of the National Assembly of Belarus took place at premises of the Grodno State Medical University on 18 April. Ways to improve medical university education and science in Belarus were discussed during the session.

http://www.dailymirror.lk/article/Belarus-Medical-Uni-to-open-branch-in-SL-127481.html

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Medical Education in Belarus for Nigerians (part 1)

The Grodno State Medical University

History
The Grodno State Medical University was founded on August 9, 1958. Initially there was the only one medical faculty. Later, in 1970 a preparatory department was opened, in 1979 a pediatric faculty started its work. The University became the first one in Belarus to open the Department of Nurses with higher education in 1991 and the Faculty of Medical Psychology in 1993. Since 1995 foreign students have been studying here. In 2000 GrSMU gained the University status.

University today
• The Grodno State Medical University is one of the leading medical universities in the Republic of Belarus.
• Since that time the university has formed its own traditions and strong scientific schools, acknowledged not only in our country.
• The University works in collaboration with educational and research centers of Poland, Germany, Russia, and other countries.
• It organizes annual scientific and practical conferences on various medical issues.
• Diplomas of our university are recognized by the World Health Organization, Educational commission for foreign medical graduates, by the medical councils of India, Lithuania and the USA. The graduates of our university successfully confirm their diplomas and work as qualified doctors in different countries all over the world (Great Britain, Australia, Germany, India, Pakistan, Poland, Syria, USA etc.).
• Grodno State Medical University is the first Belarusian medical university that introduced and certified the quality management system that complies with ISO 9001 in the national (СТБ ISO 9001-2009) and German (DIN EN 9001-2008) systems.
• Since 2003 the university has been providing medical education for international students. Language of training is English during the whole period of education.

University in figures
- more than 5000 students study here and about 644 are the citizens of 32 world countries;
- 1057 employees, among them: 46 doctors of medicine, 40 professors, 183 candidates of sciences and 120 associate professors, which is the best rate in the Republic of Belarus;
- the university has 44 departments, medical and consultation work is performed in 23 Grodno clinical centers;
- the library stocks constitute more than 412 thousand native and foreign editions on medicine, numerous data bases, electronic manuals. The annual accessions amount to 6 – 8 thousand copies, more than 170 academic periodicals are regularly subscribed to;
- At students’ disposal there are modern computer rooms, Internet Center with personal computers providing a high-speed access to Internet resources; two large game halls, wrestling training room, running hall;

The university provides training in 5 faculties:
 the Faculty of General Medicine (6 years)
 the Faculty of Pediatrics (6 years)
 the Faculty of Medical Psychology (years)
 the Faculty of Medical Diagnostics (4-5 years)
 Faculty of Foreign Students (6 years)

Postgraduate education
 Master’s degree programme – 12 specialties
 internship of new graduates – 25 specialties
 clinical residency – 20 specialties
 postgraduate study – 30 specialties
 PhD research degree programme – 5 specialties

www.grsmu.by
e-mail: ief@grsmu.by
International students study at the Faculty of General Medicine.

The training period covers 6 years.

In case of successful completion of the whole course of study the graduates are granted the International Diploma and awarded the title “Doctor of Medicine”.

Tuition fees for 2016-2017 academic year – 4300 USD
Accomodation fees - 50-60 dollars per month

Education Department of the Embassy of the Republic of Belarus in Nigeria (for consultations): +2348092349576

Amnesty: 45 students graduate from Belarus University, with 3 first class

45 student delegates of the Presidential Amnesty Programme graduated from two universities in Belarus with three of them clinching first class honors in Information Technology from the Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics. While a total of 29 majored in various fields from the Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics, 16 others trained in related areas at Brest State University, Belarus.

The graduation ceremony in Minsk was well attended by envoys from various countries with a delegation from the office of the Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta and Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme. The First Vice Rector of Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics Dr Siarhei Dzit in a graduation speech commended the international students, including the Amnesty delegates for their resilience and expressed hope that they will apply the knowledge gained in advancing society. He said ” as one of the best international school in Information Technology, we are known to produce graduates with the requisite technical knowledge to meet contemporary challenges in the industry. I am optimistic that these graduates can firmly take their place in world class firms to exhibit their professionalism”. In a congratulatory message to the graduating students from the Amnesty Programme, the Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta and Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme Brigadier General Paul Boroh(Rtd) commended the delegates for outstanding performance. He noted that excellence is the hallmark of the presidential Amnesty programme thus the expectations from every delegate to exude the highest level of competence and excellence in their chosen area of vocation . Attributing the success to their peculiar position and drive as Niger Delta youths to better their lot in life, Gen. Boroh urged the graduates to put to gainful use the skills they now possess to place Nigeria on the map in Information Technology and other advanced technical areas. He stressed on the imperatives for quality education , re-stating the commitment of the Amnesty Office to use education as a strategy for human capital development in the Niger Delta region. General Boroh’s message also emphasised the resolve of the Buhari administration to create opportunities in the region and noted that as internationally certified technicians in specialised fields, the new graduates are better positioned to be part of government new projects in the Niger Delta. Presidential Amnesty Programme graduates from two universities in Belarus He encouraged them through the message to take advantage of current efforts by government to involve Niger Deltans in oil production through the establishment of modular refineries, community pipeline surveillance and massive job opportunities in railway projects across the region. A representative of the delegates and first class awardee Christopher Okorie expressed appreciation and thanked the Federal Government and the Amnesty office for the unique opportunity given them to study in one of the best Universities. He said they are now Change Agents with the hope to give back to their country through professional service delivery and to humanity.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/07/amnesty-45-students-graduate-belarus-university-3-first-class/

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All official information about Education in Belarus you can find at the website of the Embassy of Belarus in Nigeria, Abuja (nigeria.mfa.gov.by). Also You can contact Education Unit (e-mail: nigeria.mfa.gov.by) at the Embassy, where You will be explained how to apply for studies in Belarus. You can come to the Embassy of Belarus in Nigeria (located in Abuja, Asokoro, 1866, Deng Xioping street, Plot 2148) to have a consultation at the Education Unit or to get materials about studies in Belarus (visiting hours: from Monday till Tuesday 9am-12pm). Official facebook page of the Education Unit of the Embassy https://www.facebook.com/EduBelNaija/.

Also You can visit an official website of the NIHE Centre for International Cooperation in Education,that was founded in 2012 at the initiative of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus (http://studyin.edu.by/en/main.aspx). Consultations with the specialists of the Centre are free.

Some facts about Education in Belarus

NATIONAL EDUCATION SYSTEM

Education in the Republic of Belarus is one of the most significant priorities of social and economic development of the country and is based on national traditions and global trends in education area.
There has been a dynamic development in the educational system of the Republic of Belarus in recent years. Academic staff of universities of Belarus is presented with highly skilled specialists. Taking into consideration part time staff, there are over 27082 of teaching professors work in state educational establishments, about 1313 of them are grand PhD specialists, 8530 – PhD specialists. 1242 professors have acquired the title of PhD professor, 7040 – associate professor.
Research and development is carried out by more than 300 scientific organizations, universities, and large manufacturing enterprises, including a number of 20,000 researchers.

Education in Belarus gives you an excellent opportunity to become fluent in Russian, to gain the experience of talking to native speakers, to immerse yourself in life, culture and traditions of the country, and also make new useful contacts.

Education in the Republic of Belarus is of high quality, it meets the international standards. It also provides the highest level of practical learning in a number of specialized fields.

Belarusian universities are recognized all over the world for the versatility and quality of education. University graduates are in great demand in the Belarusian and international labor markets.

The educational system of the Republic of Belarus provides getting education at the levels of basic, additional and special education. Basic education includes pre-school, general secondary, vocational, specialized secondary, higher and postgraduate education.
Additional education is divided into additional education of children and youth, and additional education of adults.

Classification of levels of education of the Republic of Belarus meets the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED 2011). Thus, the principle of lifelong learning is implemented in practice.

The educational system of the Republic of Belarus includes about 8500 educational institutions, with an enrollment of about 3 million Belarusian citizens. According to the latest data 19,056 students from 98 countries take their courses in Belarus.

In 2002, after enforcing a decree “About becoming parties to the Convention regarding evaluation of qualifications, which pertain to the area of higher education of the European region”, Belarus became a legitimate member of the Lisbon Recognition Convention of 1997 called “About recognition of qualifications in higher education”, which was developed by UNO and European Union.

In May 2015 Belarus officially joined the Bologna Process – the European Higher Education Area.

A great number of educational establishments of the Republic of Belarus actively cooperate with such political organizations as UNO, UNICEF, UNDP, European Union, European Commission, European centers of professional improvement, etc.

Higher education in the Republic of Belarus
Professional and scientific training of students is carried out by state (43) and private (9) higher education institutions of different types: classical universities, specialized universities, academies, institutes.
Training is carried out at 15 educational profiles, including 382 specialties of the first stage of higher education (Bachelor’s program) and 331 specialties of the second stage of higher education (Master’s program).
Profiles of education:
• Pedagogy.
• Pedagogy. Professional Education.
• Art and Design.
• Humanitarian Sciences.
• Communication. Law. Economics. Management. Economics and Industrial Engineering.
• Natural Sciences.
• Environmental Sciences.
• Engineering and Technology.
• Architecture and Construction.
• Agriculture and Forestry. Landscaping.
• Health Science.
• Social Protection.
• Physical Education. Tourism and Hospitality.
• Public Catering. Consumer Services.
• Security Service.
Higher education in the Republic of Belarus has the following forms: full-time(day-time, evening-time) and part-time, including online study. The most common and popular is full-time education. Two-thirds of all students choose this form of education.
The main language of instruction in Belarusian higher education institutions is Russian. Foreign students can learn it at preparatory departments of universities or language courses. A number of universities offer instruction in English both at the first (Bachelor’s program) and the second (Master’s program) stages of education.
The academic year in higher education institutions is divided into two semesters. The first semester lasts from September, 1 till January, 31; the second - from February, 10 till June, 30. At the end of each semester students go through the current academic performance assessment.

Higher education in the Republic of Belarus has important advantages:
- cheap and affordable (1500 - 5000 US Dollars per year depending on the University)
- close association of university education and scientific research of students, young scientists;
- steady increase in the number of international academic mobility programs for students;
- increase in the number of educational programs with instruction in English;
- 100% provision of foreign students with rooms in dormitories;
- most of the universities enjoy a great experience through Visiting Professors from other parts of the world like the United States, Canada, and United Kingdom etc.;
- IELTS or TOEFL is not required for admission. Entry procedures are simple and straightforward;
- it is an opportunity to meet with thousands foreign students from different cultures and different countries;
- eventful and exciting student life (carrying art festivals, competitions, sports sections, clubs, etc.).

All official information about Education in Belarus you can find at the website of the Embassy of Belarus in Nigeria, Abuja (nigeria.mfa.gov.by). Also You can contact Education Unit (e-mail: nigeria.mfa.gov.by) at the Embassy, where You will be explained how to apply for studies in Belarus. You can come to the Embassy of Belarus in Nigeria (located in Abuja, Asokoro, 1866, Deng Xioping street, Plot 2148) to have a consultation at the Education Unit or to get materials about studies in Belarus (visiting hours: from Monday till Tuesday 9am-12pm). Official facebook page of the Education Unit of the Embassy https://www.facebook.com/EduBelNaija/.

Also You can visit an official website of the NIHE Centre for International Cooperation in Education,that was founded in 2012 at the initiative of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus (http://studyin.edu.by/en/main.aspx). Consultations with the specialists of the Centre are free.

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To avoid unnecessary rumors and to save your time and money, it will be better and easier to contact the Education Unit of the Embassy of Belarus in Nigeria, Abuja.

All official information about Education in belarus you can find at the website of the Embassy of belarus in Nigeria, Abuja (nigeria.mfa.gov.by). Also You can contact Education Unit (e-mail: nigeria.mfa.gov.by) at the Embassy, where You will be explained how to apply for studies in belarus. You can come to the Embassy of belarus in Nigeria (located in Abuja, Asokoro, 1866, Deng Xioping street, Plot 2148) to have a consultation at the Education Unit or to get materials about studies in belarus (visiting hours: from Monday till Tuesday 9am-12pm). Official facebook page of the Education Unit of the Embassy https://www.facebook.com/EduBelNaija/.

Also You can visit an official website of the NIHE Centre for International Cooperation in Education,that was founded in 2012 at the initiative of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of belarus (http://studyin.edu.by/en/main.aspx). Consultations with the specialists of the Centre are free.

All official information about Education in Belarus you can find at the website of the Embassy of Belarus in Nigeria, Abuja (nigeria.mfa.gov.by). Also You can contact Education Unit (e-mail: nigeria.mfa.gov.by) at the Embassy, where You will be explained how to apply for studies in Belarus. You can come to the Embassy of Belarus in Nigeria (located in Abuja, Asokoro, 1866, Deng Xioping street, Plot 2148) to have a consultation at the Education Unit or to get materials about studies in Belarus (visiting hours: from Monday till Tuesday 9am-12pm). Official facebook page of the Education Unit of the Embassy https://www.facebook.com/EduBelNaija/.

Also You can visit an official website of the NIHE Centre for International Cooperation in Education,that was founded in 2012 at the initiative of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus (http://studyin.edu.by/en/main.aspx). Consultations with the specialists of the Centre are free.

Belarus expects to build strong channels of communication with African partners, Belarus Prime Minister Andrei Kobyakov said as he met with Chairperson of the African Union Commission Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma in Minsk, BelTA has learned. “We suggest discussing the inclusion of our farm machines into the state projects which are implemented in Africa and which are funded as part of the state government development programs and international technical assistance. We hope that with your support and participation, we will be able to establish strong channels of communication with African partners in order to promote the Belarusian technological potential on the continent,” Andrei Kobyakov said. He expressed the hope that the visit of Ms Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma to Minsk will be fruitful and successful. “We are confident that the visit will lay the necessary foundations so that cooperation between Belarus and the African Union Commission, the countries that you represent, would develop on the principles of respect and comprehensive partnership,” the Belarusian Prime Minister noted. Andrei Kobyakov stressed that Belarus' relations with African states rely on the traditions of friendship, equality and mutual respect. Belarus highly appreciates the increasing role and influence of the African Union Commission not only in Africa but throughout the world. “We agree with the position of the African Union Commission that there is the inextricable link between security and sustainable development. Here Belarus might be a very useful partner for you,” Andrei Kobyakov said. According to him, the joint implementation of large projects is a good opportunity to strengthen cooperation. As examples he cited the successful projects to assemble MTZ tractors and MAZ trucks in Egypt and Algeria. “Other large projects are in the pipeline. These are the setting up of assembly plants for MTZ tractors in Nigeria and Ethiopia, MAZ trucks in South Africa and Ghana,” Andrei Kobyakov noted. He noted that Belarus supplies equipment to virtually all African regions under the agriculture mechanization programs in Africa. Belarusian dump trucks, metal products, potash fertilizers are in demand in the African market. “We are ready to increase the shipments and satisfy the demand in full,” Andrei Kobyakov assured. The Belarusian head of government stressed that Belarus is interested in supplying comfortable passenger buses, municipal vehicles, and road-building machinery to Africa. “We are ready to offer modern financial instruments and very attractive terms and conditions of sale of Belarusian machinery. These may include export credit and international leasing,” he explained. Another area of cooperation is education. According to Andrei Kobyakov, Belarus is ready to provide training, arrange internships in such majors as agriculture, engineering, medicine, military science. Scientific and technical cooperation is promising too. As start-up projects Andrei Kobyakov proposed the technologies for processing remote sensing data. In his view, the use of multi-functional unmanned aircraft systems developed by the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus can be a big project too. “The use of these systems makes the protection of the state border, military intelligence, geophysical research and environmental monitoring much more efficient,” he noted. The Prime Minister stressed that, in general, the African Union and Belarus have broad prospects for cooperation. “I invite the African Union Commission, in collaboration with the Permanent Representative of Belarus to the African Union, to prepare proposals and a list of specific projects that we might carry out together. I am confident that by joint efforts we will raise our relations to a qualitatively new level,” Andrei Kobyakov noted. Chairperson of the African Union Commission Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma thanked Andrei Kobyakov for the meeting. “We view Belarus as a friendly country for the African continent, a friend in any weather: when the sun shines and when it rains,” she said.

Designed for transportation of loosened rocks on technological haul roads at open-pit mining sites under different climatic conditions. These trucks can be used in construction of large industrial structures and hydraulic facilities, in construction of highway systems as well as in technological departments of the enterprises of processing industry. Depending on relative density of the transported materials maximal efficiency is achieved during operation with excavators and loaders with the following bucket capacity: 45 — 60 m³.

MAIN CHARACTERISTICS
Payload capacity: 360 mt
Engine: MTU 20V4000
Engine power: 2800 kW
Transmission: electromechanical
Transmission layout

STANDARD EQUIPMENT:
Automatic fire-fighting system
Starting preheater
Air conditioner
Automatic lubrication system
Loading and fuel control system
Telemetering tire inflation control system
Video surveillance system
Fettling of the body bottom plate

OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT:
High-voltage line proximity alarm

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