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The Government of Belarus approved the list of urban development projects for 2027

The government has approved a list of urban development projects, the order for the development of which will be placed in 2027, according to the correspondent of the Ministry.

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The Government of Belarus approved the list of urban development projects for 2027

The government has approved a list of urban development projects, the order for the development of which will be placed in 2027, the correspondent of the Minsk-Novosti agency reports.

The corresponding resolution was signed by Prime Minister Alexander Turchin.

The list includes the development of 13 urban development projects. Among them are schemes of integrated territorial organization of all regions of the republic and their individual districts, master plans of Grodno, Zhodino, Bobruisk and recreation areas of republican significance "Vileika".

The Council of Ministers approves such a list annually on the basis of proposals of regional executive committees.

Source: Минск-новости ↗

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