“Do not offend those who do business.” Lukashenko visits former furniture factory in Shklov district
During his visit to Shklovsky district, Lukashenko proposed to create a new production facility and stressed that working tenants should not be evicted.
Alexander Lukashenko’s working visit to Shklovsky district continued with a visit to the former furniture factory. This is reported by the press service of the Head of State.
Currently, part of the area of this capital building is leased for small production, for example, the production of cardboard packaging.
The head of state proposed to place on this site a new plant for the production of light steel thin-walled structures (LSTK). The President highly appreciated this technology after the opening of a new city infectious diseases hospital in Minsk, where these structures were actively used in construction. Aleksandr Lukashenko focused the government on the wider use of LSTK and instructed to expand their production without evicting current tenants if their activities are in demand.
“The capital building. It needs to be put in order and the plant made. If they do what needs to be done, let them do it. It is necessary, without hurting them, to settle down. No one needs to be kicked out if the person is working. Careful. Do not offend those who are engaged in business here, the President stressed.
The head of state was informed about plans for the development of the site. Alexander Lukashenko instructed to carefully study the project, restore order inside and outside the premises, and complete all construction and organizational work by the end of next year, mobilizing the necessary resources for this.
Lukashenko visits modernized Shklovsky district agroservice
Photo: President's website
