BSU has been the only Belarusian university represented in the rankings for the past nine years. According to the Times Higher Education Rankings published on 27 September, BSU rose from 1501+ to 1201+.
“We started forming a nuclear labor force in 2012-2013. Before that, as we know, we did not have our own nuclear power plant. Over the whole period from 2012-2013 to the present day, we have got some 600 young specialists,” Aleksei Derbin said.
Belarus is among the participants of the international exhibition. According to Chairman of the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Mikhail Myatlikov, 32 Belarusian enterprises are presenting their products and technologies at the exhibition. Plans are in place to sign 14 commercial documents worth about $40 million.
A joint assembly production of Gomselmash equipment was launched in Kazakhstan. “We are jointly assembling grain harvesters under the Essil brand in Kazakhstan. This is a very successful project, we assemble 4,300 grain harvesters,” said Dmitry Afanasyev.