According to the data, announced by a member of the Standing Commission on Housing Policy, Trade and Construction of the House of Representatives Anzhelina Syromyatnikova,  Russia ranks first with a share of 24.9 per cent of total investment, followed by the UAE (14.3 per cent). The official also named China (4.3 per cent) among other major investors.

She stressed that Belarusian companies are successfully diversifying exports, increasing trade with Asia, Africa, Latin America, and China, as reported by BelTA, a partner of TV BRICS.

Syromyatnikova also noted the example of the China-Belarus Industrial Park Great Stone, where investors are increasingly acquiring production space and land in ownership.

“Let’s take the China-Belarus Industrial Park Great Stone as an example. Previously, foreign countries only rented land for business there. But today they are purchasing production facilities and land. In my opinion, this demonstrates investors’ confidence in the future of Belarus and its investment attractiveness,” Anzhelina Syromyatnikova added.

The data were voiced in preparation for the 22nd edition of the national professional contest Leaders in Construction Industry of Belarus, designed to popularise modern technologies and stimulate the exchange of experience in the construction industry.

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Source: TV BRICS