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Myanmar parliamentary delegation to visit Belarus

A delegation from Myanmar is coming to Belarus. The program includes signing a memorandum, visiting MTZ, MAZ and the High Technologies Park.

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Myanmar parliamentary delegation to visit Belarus

Development of inter-parliamentary dialogue, as well as expansion of trade, economic and industrial cooperation. An official visit of the Myanmar parliamentary delegation to Belarus will start today.

A meeting of distinguished guests in the Council of the Republic is planned. A Memorandum of Cooperation is expected to be signed. The program also includes visits to the Minsk Tractor and Automobile Plants, the High Technologies Park, negotiations with the management of enterprises. The delegation from Myanmar also plans to tour cultural and historical sites.

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