In the Gluboksky district, dialogue about the future of the country continues

Delegate of the All-Belarusian People's Assembly Tatyana Kornilovich met with the work collectives of the Gluboksky Center for Hygiene and Epidemiology, and the library and club systems.

During the meeting, the delegate spoke in detail about the large-scale event held on December 18-19 in Minsk. Tatyana Kornilovich paid special attention in her speech to the key aspects of the Head of State's Address to the Belarusian people, and the main directions of the country's Socio-Economic Development Program for 2026-2030.

During the dialogue, the event participants discussed plans and development prospects for the coming years, emphasizing that every citizen must make an effort to ensure these tasks are implemented.

Delegate of the All-Belarusian People's Assembly, Director of the Gluboksky Electric Networks branch of RUP Vitebskenergo, Oleg Apetenok, held a meeting with employees of the Gluboksky Zonal Telecommunication Node.

During the dialogue, key provisions of the Socio-Economic Development Program of the Republic of Belarus for 2026–2030 were discussed, as well as issues related to the modernization of communication infrastructure, digitalization, and ensuring the reliable operation of communication systems in the district.

Oleg Apetenok emphasized the important role of industry workers in ensuring stable and secure communication – one of the foundations of a modern state. The team, in turn, put forward proposals and initiatives aimed at improving the quality of services and developing technologies in the region.

Oleg Apetenok held a meeting with the work collective of the Glubokoye branch of the "Energosbyt" branch.

Now, delegates and participants of the VII All-Belarusian People's Assembly have an important and responsible task: to convey the key decisions and main messages of the people's assembly to their fellow countrymen, reaching as wide an audience as possible.

Telling about the results of the assembly, discussing the outcomes of the meetings, and explaining the essence of the adopted decisions is not just a sincere desire of each delegate, but also their civic duty to society.

Oleg Apetenok stressed that today delegates, participants of the All-Belarusian People's Assembly, and all residents of Belarus face large-scale tasks. Their successful solution requires the personal contribution of each – it is precisely such cohesion and responsibility that will become the key to sustainable economic growth and strengthening of the state.