18.07.2012
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev arrives in Minsk
MINSK, 18 July (BelTA) - Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko is expected to meet with chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev who arrived in Minsk on 18 July.
After that Prime Ministers of Russia and Belarus Dmitry Medvedev and Mikhail Myasnikovich are set to hold a bilateral meeting. The Prime Ministers are set to discuss bilateral trade and economic relations, particularly in the Union State. Particular attention will be paid to cooperation in industry, science and technology. Possibilities for enhancing the partnerships within the framework of the Customs Union and the Single Economic Space will be also on the agenda.
The Prime Minister of the two countries will also attend the meeting of the Council of Ministers of the Union State. Economy takes up a large part of the agenda. In particular, the session will table the Union State fuel and energy budget for 2012 and forecasts of supply and demand for the most important products for 2012. Participants of the session are expected to approve a report on executing the Union State budget in 2011, will discuss the program in fulfilling the action plan to set up and run the Union State united transport system in 2011-2012 along with a draft regulation on assessing the value of Union State property. Progress in pursuing a coordinated policy in the area of technical regulations, standardization and metrology will be discussed. The session is expected to approve several concepts of new Union State programs. There are plans to discuss several organizational issues.
After that Prime Ministers of Russia and Belarus Dmitry Medvedev and Mikhail Myasnikovich are set to hold a bilateral meeting. The Prime Ministers are set to discuss bilateral trade and economic relations, particularly in the Union State. Particular attention will be paid to cooperation in industry, science and technology. Possibilities for enhancing the partnerships within the framework of the Customs Union and the Single Economic Space will be also on the agenda.
The Prime Minister of the two countries will also attend the meeting of the Council of Ministers of the Union State. Economy takes up a large part of the agenda. In particular, the session will table the Union State fuel and energy budget for 2012 and forecasts of supply and demand for the most important products for 2012. Participants of the session are expected to approve a report on executing the Union State budget in 2011, will discuss the program in fulfilling the action plan to set up and run the Union State united transport system in 2011-2012 along with a draft regulation on assessing the value of Union State property. Progress in pursuing a coordinated policy in the area of technical regulations, standardization and metrology will be discussed. The session is expected to approve several concepts of new Union State programs. There are plans to discuss several organizational issues.