Unconventional approaches suggested for Belarusian High-Tech Park

The draft legal acts on the development of the HTP suggesting unconventional approaches have been submitted for consideration of Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko. These documents were discussed at a meeting with the head of state, BelTA has learned.

"I have received the draft legal acts on the development of the HTP. The approaches they suggest are unconventional. But this sector almost always requires creative solutions," the Belarusian leader said.

The president stressed that this is about the new lease on life and the new horizons that were previously inaccessible for the park and the entire Belarusian IT industry. "We need to tap into new markets, replace Western investments with Asian ones," Aleksandr Lukashenko said.

"In general, a good product will always be in demand. It will be bought no matter what obstacles, fences and obstacles there may be," the head of state added.

He suggested discussing the proposals and bringing the regulatory framework in line with the decisions taken. "I would like to hear the suggestions how we can speed up the work as much as possible and when we will get concrete results," he said.

"No one will be able to sit it out today. We need results. If there are no results, no explanations or conversations will be accepted as an excuse," Aleksandr Lukashenko said addressing the government and the HTP, and also other responsible persons.