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This year the New Year's Eve Ball brought together 320 young hopefuls from different regions of Belarus. These are gifted and talented students of universities, secondary schools, colleges and cadets.

In order to ensure that no child feels deprived: the country hosts the Our Children New Year’s charity campaign The President of ...

Updated rules for admission to universities and institutions of tertiary education will be published before the end of 2022, Belarusian Education Minister Andrei Ivanets told the media.

Belarusian Education Minister Andrei Ivanets and Cuban Vice Minister of Higher Education Miriam Alpizar Santana signed an intergovernmental agreement on mutual recognition of academic credentials.

The bill was submitted to the House of Representatives by the Council of Ministers. It is designed to bring legislative acts into line with Law No. 154-Z “On Amending the Education Code of the Republic of Belarus” as of 14 January 2022. The bill deals with public relations regarding education regulations.

The parties believe that close ties and cooperation in youth policy will contribute to deepening mutual understanding between the younger generations of both countries.

"The draft law clarifies the goals of the state youth policy, expands the authority of the Education Ministry in the implementation of certain areas of the state youth policy. The document specifies measures to promote healthy lifestyles among young people, expand approaches to support youth public organizations, and update the conceptual apparatus of the law,” said Chairman of the Standing Committee on Education, Science, Culture and Social Development Viktor Liskovich.

Aleksandr Lukashenko emphasized that the main principle of his education policy is the fair treatment of every person and equal opportunities for learning.

Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko instructed to take the final decision on the rules of the country's university admission campaign 2023 before the end of 2022, Education Minister Andrei Ivanets told the media after the government meeting hosted by the head of state.

Losers and underachievers tend to get into the Belarusian police.