Belarus plans to transport about 7 million tonnes of cargo through the St. Petersburg port of Bronka this year, Belarusian ...

By the year of 2025, Belarus plans to triple the volume of cargo transportation in transit to 1 million cargo containers per year, Transport and Communications Minister Aleksei Avramenko said.

MINSK. July 14 (Interfax) - Belarus plans to transfer around 7 million tonnes of cargo via St. Petersburg's Bronka seaport in 2025, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said at a meeting with a ...

A delegation from Belarus’ Transport and Communications Ministry, headed by Minister Aleksei Lyakhnovich, has taken part in the 12th ...

Belarus and Russia are expanding cooperation in cargo transportation. An intergovernmental agreement on the transit of Belarusian cargo through the territory of the Russian Federation was signed in ...

Pakistan and Belarus signed multiple cooperation agreements on energy, transport, and communications during a high-level delegation visit to Belarus this week. Pakistan's Federal Communications ...

Ban On Cargo Transportation With EU: What Will Belarus Lose? 13 6.04.2022, 12:21 19,090 The European Union accounts for one fifth of the country's external trade turnover.

Belarus introduced a tax on Friday on oil transportation and transit across its territory, setting it at 50% of profits, a statement from the president's office said.

During the international MILEX-2025 fair held in Minsk, Belarus showcased two new drones: the cargo SKY-TRUCK and the reconnaissance model Julietta.

Belarus and Russia are going to sign a new agreement on cargo transportation along transport corridors passing through the territory of the two states, Belarusian Prime Minister Roman Golovchenko ...

Since then, taking into account the growing demand for cargo transportation, the work on railways' development has been carried in Azerbaijan.

Shipping and logistics group Maersk will sharply curtail its transport of goods to Belarus to comply with sanctions over Russia's invasion of Ukraine, it said on Friday.