Bashkiria and Belarus signed 16 documents totaling more than 50 billion rubles

As part of the “Belarus - Bashkortostan” forum, which took place last week in Minsk, representatives of the republic’s business held about 500 negotiations. On the part of the Republic of Belarus, more than 350 enterprises participated in the talks.

The Ural Spring Plant has agreed to supply its products to Belkard, Blooming LLC, Gomel Carriage Repair Plant, and Minsk Tractor Plant.

Tuymazytekhuglerod has agreed with the Rezinotekhnika Company for monthly carbon black supplies in 40-60 tons.

The possibilities of cooperation within the framework of the potential construction of a pulp and paper production plant in Agidel, Republic of Bashkortostan, were discussed with the management of the Svetlogorsk Pulp and Cardboard Mill Company.

As a result of two days of work, representatives of Bashkortostan and Belarus signed 16 documents on cooperation in the fields of tourism, energy, sports, engineering, culture, education, and investments totaling more than 50 billion rubles.

Among them, several agreements can be highlighted, including the signing of a cooperation agreement between the government of the Republic of Bashkortostan and the 1AK-GROUP Group of Companies for the construction of three factories in Bashkortostan with a total investment of about 42 billion rubles. One of them will deal with waste recycling.

No less important is the agreement on investment intentions between the government of the Republic of Bashkortostan and the OJSC AMKODOR, the holding’s management company, with a total investment of about 8 billion rubles.

A cooperation agreement was signed between the Ministry of Construction and Architecture of Bashkortostan and the Republican Production Unitary Enterprise “Newsprint Plant” for interaction and long-term cooperation for developing wooden housing construction and producing building materials.

OJSC Minsk Automobile Plant and the Ufa enterprise Uralmash LLC signed a contract to supply 100 dump trucks worth more than 800 million rubles to Bashkortostan.

Author: Azat Gizzatullin