"Our traditional partner." Government of Pakistan delegation visits MTW
The parliamentary delegation of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan led by Senate President Saeed Yusuf Raza Gilani visited the...

The parliamentary delegation of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan headed by the Chairman of the Senate Said Yusuf Raza Gilani visited the Minsk Tractor Plant on September 24, the correspondent of the Minsk-Novosti news agency reports.
Acquaintance with the company began directly from the exhibition site. General Director of OJSC "MTZ" Taras Murog presented the current line of equipment. Members of the delegation were actively interested in technical details, the possibility of adapting machines to different climatic zones and the specifics of operation. During the inspection, Said Yusuf Raza Gilani personally climbed into the cockpit of the flagship energy-saturated tractor to appreciate the ergonomics and comfort of the Belarusian giant.



The continuation of the program was a visit to the Museum and Industrial Center of Labor Glory of MTZ. Representatives of the foreign parliament got acquainted in detail with the historical exposition, telling about the formation of the legendary brand, the key stages of the plant’s development and its long-term traditions. The result of the tour was a memorable entry that Said Yusuf Raza Gilani left in the Book of Honorary Guests of MTZ, wishing the enterprise further success and prosperity.



After summing up the results of the official program, the head of the plant answered journalists’ questions, telling in detail about the specifics of work in the Pakistani market and plans for the development of cooperation.
Pakistan is our traditional partner, Murog said. Over the years of cooperation, we have delivered more than 70,000 tractors to the country’s market. The absolute flagship of demand there remains the model BELARUS-510 without a cabin. Due to its technical characteristics, it is most in demand on heavy Pakistani soils. During the meetings, we discussed delivery schedules for the current and subsequent years. Our task is to keep the bar of past years and gradually increase volumes.
Photo by Elizabeth Davidovskaya



