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“You have to keep it all in the future.” Lukashenko urges young people to preserve Belarus’ potential for descendants

The President of Belarus speaks at the Youth Forum. Belarus. Future" dedicated to the Day of National Unity.

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“You have to keep it all in the future.” Lukashenko urges young people to preserve Belarus’ potential for descendants

Belarus is a country with great potential, and the younger generation will have to preserve it for future generations. This was stated by President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko at the Youth Forum. Belarus. Future, which is held in honor of National Unity Day, BelTA reports.

“We have a land of opportunity. Quiet, calm, no war, thank God. You have to keep it all in the future. Don't make it worse. Get ready to take on this heavy burden and be responsible for the future of our country, the Head of State said.

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