About 500 state standards approved in Belarus in 2026
About 500 state standards were approved in Belarus in 2026. This was reported to journalists by the first Deputy Chairman of the State Standard Alexander ...

About 500 state standards were approved in Belarus in 2026. This was reported to journalists by the first Deputy Chairman of the State Standard Alexander Burak during a press tour dedicated to the World Quality Day, writes sb.by.

- More than 60% of them are harmonized with international requirements, which contributes to the application of internationally recognized technical solutions, the elimination of technical barriers, and the growth of export opportunities. 91 existing standards have been amended and 430 standards containing outdated requirements have been abolished.
According to him, following the results of the implementation of the Social and Economic Development Program of the Republic of Belarus for 2026-2030, the level of harmonization of standards used in high-tech industries and industries with international standards should be at least 85%. Therefore, to fulfill the tasks of innovative development of industry in standardization, today emphasis is placed on the development of advanced standards in high-tech industries. For this purpose, a program of advanced standardization in priority areas of the national economy for 2025-2029 has been developed.
- We put into the program of advanced standardization requirements that will be in demand by our manufacturers and suppliers in order to ensure that products are export-oriented. It is possible to meet the requirements that foreign suppliers require from our products in maximum terms, said Alexander Burak.
The First Deputy Chairman of the State Standard also spoke about the directions of the program of advanced standardization.
Work is carried out in the areas of robotic equipment, additive technologies and machine tool construction, in the areas of communication, management, nanotechnology and the creation of high-tech manufacturing and processing industries, including in agriculture.
sichevich@sb.by



