The Tver region demonstrated its industrial potential at the INNOPROM.Belarus exhibition and strengthened cooperation with Belarus

MOSCOW, October 1 - RIA Novosti. The delegation of the Tver region, led by Governor Vitaly Korolev, demonstrated at the International Industrial Exhibition "INNOPROM.Belarus" the innovative industrial potential of the region and strengthened interaction with the Republic of Belarus in a number of areas, the press service of the regional government reports.

Representatives of the Upper Volga region in Minsk visited leading enterprises, held negotiations to strengthen cooperation, and exchanged experience with other regions. The central event of the business program on Thursday was participation in the plenary session “Industrial and technological cooperation: mutually complementary partnership.”

As a result of the working meetings of the Tver delegation, a “road map” of joint activities for two years was signed. With the Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus Viktor Karankevich, the head of the Upper Volga region discussed further deepening of integration within the Union State, cooperation in the economy, ecology and housing and communal services, noting the supply of Tver bearings and climate control equipment among the significant areas.

“An agreement was also reached to work out the issue of opening a multi-brand center of Belarusian equipment in the Tver region: MAZ, MTZ, Gomselmash, Amkodor. At the same time, the prospects for cooperation concern not only the development of industry: joint events are planned in the fields of education and culture, tourism, and search work,” the message notes.

The flagship of the Upper Volga region, the Tver Carriage Works, was presented at the INNOPROM.Belarus exhibition. The company has established long-term ties with the Belarusian Railway. This fall, another contract for the supply of 30 cars for the Minsk branch will be closed. In the future - the supply of high-speed trains "Ivolga 5.0" and a unique advisory and diagnostic medical staff.

The development of the Moscow-Minsk high-speed railway project is also opening up new horizons for cooperation, given that the production of components for the first such high-speed railway in Russia, Moscow-St. Petersburg, is now being created in the Tver KSK technopark.