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In Belarus, a new development program for the pulp and paper, woodworking, and furniture industries has been approved for the period from 2026 to 2030. The main focus of the strategy will be on deep and comprehensive wood processing, which will enable the creation of products with high added value. This will be a key direction for enhancing the competitiveness of Belarusian goods both in the domestic and international markets.
The program includes the implementation of 45 key initiatives in the woodworking sector by 2030. Investment projects aimed at establishing new modern production facilities and introducing innovative solutions and technologies will be the primary focus. "These projects are aimed not only at modernization but also at the adoption of innovative solutions and technologies," noted Sergey Kasyanov, Deputy Chairman of the "Bellesbumprom" concern.
One of the main aspects of the strategy will be the promotion of innovative and import-substituting products. This step is intended to reduce dependence on imported supplies and strengthen the position of domestic enterprises in the foreign market. Special attention is given to the development of cutting-edge technologies and materials that can compete with the best global counterparts.
The program also envisages the creation of favorable conditions for investments, including state support and the development of necessary infrastructure. Joint efforts are expected to ensure sustainable growth across all stages of wood processing and to form a stable foundation for the long-term economic development of the country.
The implementation of these plans will allow Belarus to strengthen its position in the global economy, create new jobs, stimulate regional development, and improve the standard of living for its population. "The implementation of these plans will enable Belarus to significantly strengthen its position in the global economy and create new jobs, fostering regional development and improving the standard of living for the population," emphasized representatives of the "Bellesbumprom" concern.
