Yuri Valevaty, Presidential Aide and Inspector for the Gomel Region, paid a working visit to the Lelchitsy district. He was accompanied by the chairman of the district executive committee, Sergei Dilyuk, and the deputy chairman of the district executive committee and head of the agriculture and food department, Yekaterina Kozik. The visit program included trips to agricultural enterprises, a border outpost, and a branch of the Glushkevichi crushed-stone plant, the district newspaper Svetlae Zhytstse reports.

One of the first stops on the route was OAO Novaya Niva, where the guests visited the Dubrova dairy farm. The delegation also visited the agricultural enterprise Put Ilyicha. On site, Yuri Valevaty met with the heads of the agricultural organizations, Vasily Nozdrin and Ivan Shishkanov, as well as with specialists. He took a detailed interest in the organization of production and current work results. In particular, milk yields, the cow insemination process, and livestock feeding issues were discussed. The Presidential aide familiarized himself with the feeding ration and productivity of the cattle, assessed production volumes and the conditions in which the livestock were kept. During the conversation, Yuri Nikolayevich shared recommendations for the further development of the farms and noted that the enterprises have potential to increase milk yields. The conversation also touched on reserves for improving the efficiency of livestock farming. The managers and specialists spoke about the approaches being used and the tasks facing their teams.

The next point of the visit was the Ankudinov-named border outpost Glushkevichi. The guests were met by Maxim Kaputsky, deputy commander of the Mozyr border detachment. He gave a tour of the facility and spoke about the main areas of border guard service. Yuri Valevaty familiarized himself with the conditions of service organization at the outpost. The tour program included sports and training grounds, a canine area, a vehicle park, and service premises. Maxim Gennadyevich showed the guests the infrastructure needed for personnel training. The delegation also visited the interior premises, where the guests assessed the living conditions for service and the organization of leisure for military personnel. The inspection of the outpost made it possible to learn about the daily life of the border guards. Yuri Valevaty stressed that the necessary conditions have been created for the border defenders to carry out their assigned tasks.

All conditions have been created for servicemen to guard the State Border of the Republic of Belarus at a high level and ensure security in the entrusted sector, noted Yuri Nikolayevich.

Next, the Presidential aide visited the deposits of facing stone at the Nadezhda Quarry and building stone at Glushkovichi. They belong to the branch of the crushed stone plant Glushkevichi of KPRSUP GomeloblDorStroy. The guests were told about the progress of work at the deposits and the utilization of the enterprise's production capacities. According to the plant's specialists, the stone extracted at the Nadezhda Quarry has a unique texture and performance properties. It also lends itself well to processing. This quarry is the only deposit in the country where block stone is extracted.

The guests were familiarized with the production and key economic indicators of the branch by the director of the enterprise, Roman Mikhalkov. He spoke about the plant's current operations and its prospects. The enterprise is engaged in the extraction, crushing, and sorting of building stone. It supplies non-metallic materials to organizations in the Gomel region and other regions of Belarus. According to Roman Kirillovich, the team strives to work in line with product sales and fulfill specific orders. The plant is also mastering the production of crushed stone of specific fractions. This makes it possible to take into account the demands of various customers. During the meeting, the participants discussed the modernization of the crushed stone plant. Particular attention was paid to opportunities for increasing sales volumes of granite products. They also considered prospects for developing the branch's production capacities.