Aleksandr Turchin

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Alexander Turchin is described as the Prime Minister of Belarus in multiple snippets, participating in high-level meetings and international events such as 'Innoprom-2026' and 'Industry 360: Production without Borders'. He engaged in bilateral discussions with Russian officials, including Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and First Vice-Prime Minister Denis Manturov, focusing on industrial cooperation, import substitution, and trade growth between Belarus and Russia. His role includes representing Belarus at regional summits and delivering reports to President Alexander Lukashenko.

Recent coverage

• Trade turnover between Belarus and Russia grew by almost 20% — Коммерсантъ
• Mishustin conveys best wishes to Belarusian President Lukashenko — Вести
• Mishustin and Turchin discussed Russia-Belarus cooperation in the oil and gas sector — Интерфакс
• Mishustin will meet with Pashinyan at the sidelines of the 'InnoProm' forum in Yekaterinburg — Ведомости
• Mishustin to meet with Pashinyan at the sidelines of the Innoprom Forum in Yekaterinburg — Интерфакс
• Russia and Belarus may increase trade turnover to $70 billion by 2026 — Интерфакс
• Lukashenko Announces Plans to Meet with Putin — Ведомости
• Lukashenko Refuses to Try Snus Offered by Belarusian Prime Minister — Москва 24