Brest region intends to intensify cooperation with Japan
Brest region is interested in intensifying cooperation with Japan. This was stated by the Chairman of the Brest Regional Executive Committee Peter Parkhomchik at a meeting with ...

Brest region is interested in intensifying cooperation with Japan. This was stated by Chairman of the Brest Regional Executive Committee Peter Parkhomchik at a meeting with Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Belarus Kazuhiro Kuno, BelTA reports.

“We are ready to be friends and interact on any issues. The main thing is that there is understanding and mutual interest. We need to enter into systemic cooperation, said Petr Parkhomchik.
Brest region pays great attention to attracting investments. “Our region is of great interest to different countries due to its favorable geographical location as a platform for the supply of products from East to West and from West to East,” the Chairman of the Brest Regional Executive Committee noted. I would like our contacts to be systematic in many areas after your visit.
A wide range of issues were discussed at the meeting. In particular, Kazuhiro Kuno drew attention to the high level of development of the agricultural sector of the Brest region. The program of his visit includes a visit to the Berestier greenhouse plant, where modernization is being carried out. In the coming months, a modern greenhouse with automation systems will be built on 1.62 hectares, and yields will increase significantly. If the pilot project gives the expected effect, it will continue for another 10 hectares.
My task is to learn about all the regions of Belarus, and then pass on the information to businessmen. I would like to encourage the interest of Japanese businesses that can work in Belarus. Therefore, I want to see the work of enterprises, study the strengths of the regions, said the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan. In the Brest region developed agriculture, high technology. We want to find points where our interests may overlap.”.

