MTW compares vectors of future cooperation with Sierra Leone
The management of the Minsk Tractor Plant discussed the vectors of future cooperation with Sierra Leone in the framework of a series of business meetings that are held these days.
The management of the Minsk Tractor Plant discussed the vectors of future cooperation with Sierra Leone within the framework of a series of business meetings held these days by a representative of the diplomatic corps of this West African country. This was reported by sb.by in the press service of MTZ.
— Ambassador of Sierra Leone to Belarus (with a residence in Moscow) Mohamed Yongavo visited the Minsk Tractor Plant and praised the BELARUS technique, and also got acquainted with the history of the enterprise at the MTW Museum and Industrial Center. During the negotiations, the parties discussed the prospects for mutually beneficial cooperation.
As previously reported, on the eve of Mohamed Yongavo held a meeting with the director of the National Export Support Center Nikolai Borisevich. The meeting was devoted to the prospects of developing trade and economic cooperation between Belarus and Sierra Leone. Special attention was paid to the possibilities of expanding the presence of Belarusian business in the Sierra Leone market, as well as the search for specific projects and interaction formats that can give a new impetus to bilateral economic cooperation.
Minsk Tractor Plant is one of the leaders of the world agricultural machinery. The company was founded on May 29, 1946. It produces tractors, communal equipment, equipment for winter sports, universal chassis, forest machines, etc. More than 14,000 people work here. Minsk Tractor Plant is the management company of MTZ-Holding, registered on August 1, 2014. In addition to the head enterprise, the holding structure includes 14 open joint-stock companies.
