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Average salary in Belarus in August 2026 exceeded 3.1 thousand BYN

Nominal accrued average wages of employees in Belarus in August 2026 amounted to 3,135.9 BYN, the correspondent of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reports.

Average salary in Belarus in August 2026 exceeded 3.1 thousand BYN

The nominal accrued average salary of employees in Belarus in August 2026 amounted to 3,135.9 BYN, the correspondent of the Minsk-Novosti agency reports.

Traditionally, the capital remains the leader in terms of wages: in Minsk, the average salary reached 4,032.7 BYN. Among the regions, the highest indicator was recorded in the Minsk region - 3,274.1 BYN.

The following are:

  1. 1.Grodno region – 2 821.6 BYN;
  2. 2.Brest region – 2 800.5 BYN;
  3. 3.Gomel region – 2 773.6 BYN;
  4. 4.Vitebsk region – 2 668.5 BYN;
  5. 5.Mogilev region - 2 655.8 BYN.

In the field of activity, the highest earnings were recorded in the information and communication sector – an average of 6 533 BYN.

Source: Минск-новости ↗

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